Become a Licensed Heavy Equipment Operator in Massachusetts
Plainville, MA Classes
2A/1C - 2A/1B
West Springfield, MA Classes
2A/1C
Woburn, MA Classes
2A/1C
Worcester, MA Classes
2A/1C
Get the licenses that help you qualify for better-paying jobs, operate more equipment, and build a long-term construction career.
MA Hoisting License Test Prep Classes and Online License Renewal Classes
Upcoming 2A/1C Classes
Online Renewal Classes - State Approved for Easy Renewal
Renew Your Licenses with Online Renewal Classes
Our Con-Ed Classes are approved (Educated Operator) Renew your license with confidence!
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Easy, affordable Mobile Elevating Work Platforms training (MEWP).
New ANSI A92 standards were developed for MEWPs (AKA Aerial Work Platforms) and took effect June 1, 2020. Our easy-to-use Boom & Scissor Lift Classes cover new standards and help navigate the requirements. Stay informed, stay safe and stay on the road of compliance for the safety and well-being of your employees.
We can help! Here are some of the most frequently asked questions.
Browse through them and if you still have questions, contact us at: 508-212-4735.

Yes. Many students who take Massachusetts Hoisting license prep classes are just getting started in construction or looking to move into better-paying operator positions. You do not need years of experience to begin preparing for your hoisting license exam. Our training programs are designed to help beginners understand equipment safety, Massachusetts hoisting laws, jobsite expectations, and test preparation in a way that is easy to understand and built around real-world operator experience.
Heavy equipment operators in Massachusetts can earn strong wages depending on their licenses, experience, equipment qualifications, and industry. Licensed operators who can safely operate excavators, cranes, forklifts, loaders, and other specialized machinery are often in high demand across construction, utility, municipal, and infrastructure projects. Many workers increase their earning potential by adding additional hoisting licenses, allowing them to qualify for more jobs, more equipment operation opportunities, and more responsibility on the jobsite.
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