Established in 1970 as a crane operator licensing school, Konan Crane Training Institute has produced over 250,000 graduates.
With safety first, we shall continue to produce more technical graduates.
The Anzen Project aims to create an accident-free work environment in Japan so that workers can work hard safely, and employees, companies, and families can be happy.
Any man or woman age 18 or older is qualified to enter our school. A car driver's license is not required. Physically disabled persons can consult our school.
For the fees to obtain a crane/derrick license, mobile crane license, etc., see here.
How to apply, the training program, tests, and license acquisition.
Our graduates are exempt from taking the technical skill exam normally required to obtain a license. For the academic exam, free transportation is provided to the exam site.
A free 8:00 a.m. bus from Kumagaya Station to Konan Crane School is provided.
