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Individual Crane User Agreement
If you are the sole operator of the crane, you can apply for a crane card or renew your existing card by following the steps outlined below. Individual means only one person has been trained and that same person is billed for crane use. No one else is authorized to use their plastic crane access card to operate the cranes.on their behalf. For a business with multiple crane operators, you will need to complete the Commercial Crane Agreement instead.
- Complete Self-Directed Online Training (First-time applicants only) – Complete the online training program, provided by Hard Hat Training, at https://hardhattraining.com/safety-training/pedestal-crane-online-training/. The cost is $79.00, to be paid by you (not the City of Homer). Bring the printed certificate with you to the office.
- Obtain Proof of Insurance that meets the requirements outlined in section 7 of the Crane Agreement - Please contact our office if you would like a list of insurers currently providing crane coverage.
- Submit Paperwork at Port and Harbor Office – Bring online Training Certificate and Proof of Insurance to the Port and Harbor Office and complete the Individual User Crane Agreement and Indemnification. The agreement is good for 3 years from the date it is signed. A PDF copy of the agreement is available below.
- Receive Training at Fish Dock – Once you have completed paperwork at the office, go the Fish Dock during operating hours to complete the proficiency training. You do not need to make an appointment.
- Obtain Access Card (Plastic) from Port and Harbor Office – Return to the Port and Harbor Office to activate a new Crane Access Card (plastic), or to have your existing card re-activated.
