Located in British Columbia’s Lower Mainland, Bigfoot Crane Company is one of the most experienced suppliers of tower cranes and crane accessories in Western Canada. This allowed us to provide a world class crane operator school’s in Western Canada.
Attending crane operator school with Bigfoot Crane Company means training with the best. Using our state-of-the-art facilities and equipment, our goal is to provide your company with a customized, hands-on training program augmented by real-world knowledge of areas like crane safety, crane operations, rigging and communications, construction site hazards and industry overviews.
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RALF NOTHEIS, MANAGERWith over two decades of experience and expertise in the heavy equipment industry, and winner of the “Top Trainer“ award for all of North America in 2016, Ralf has a solid reputation and impeccable safety record.
He has successfully navigated through the ranks of some of Canada’s largest crane rental companies. This background – combined with his qualifications and dedication to cranes and crane safety – has given Ralf a level of practical experience and technical expertise that is virtually unmatched in the industry.
“Great instructor, great presentation. Practical, applicable course work was presented in a way that was easy to follow and understand. Our guys really liked the hands-on opportunities that allowed for both individual and team problem-solving. Highly recommend Bigfoot Crane Training to any company that’s looking to upgrade or certify.”
MARC FAUCHER | Project Coordinator, NAC Constructor
Not only do crane operators hold a distinctly coveted position, they are among the highest paid equipment operators in construction. At Bigfoot Crane Academy, we proudly maintain the highest operational and training standards in the industry.
From the moment you step into our academy, we focus on providing you with a detailed training program that enhances your understanding of crane & rigging safety, crane operations, and the industry itself.
Photo courtesy of David Gosse
Photo courtesy of David Gosse
