What License is Required to Operate a Crawler Crane?

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Operating a crawler crane requires applying for a Special Operations Permit. Below is relevant information about the Special Operations Permit: 1. Introduction: This is a certificate issued by the State Administration of Work Safety for special industries under an access filing system, certifying that the holder has undergone professional training in safety technology, laws and regulations, and professional ethics, and is registered with the local work safety supervision bureau. 2. Covered Personnel: Special operations personnel include: electrical workers, metal welding and cutting workers, lifting machinery operators, drivers of specialized motor vehicles within premises (factories), high-altitude erection workers, boiler operators (including water quality testing), pressure vessel operators, refrigeration workers, vertical transport machinery operators, installation and dismantling workers, lifting signalers, etc., as well as other operations proposed by provincial, autonomous region, or municipal work safety comprehensive management departments or industry authorities under the State Council and approved by the former State Economic and Trade Commission.