Do you need a hydraulic license in Massachusetts?

The answer is: nothing. Previously, it was called a hydraulics license, but the state of MA has now adopted the term hoisting license.

How much is a hoist license in Massachusetts?

Applying and Taking the MA Hoisting License Exam The cost for the application and exam is $75 and must be submitted in the form of a check or money order.

Do you need a license to operate an excavator in Massachusetts?

Classroom License Prep – $355 This excavators MA license prep course prepares the attendee for successful completion of the 2A Hoisting Engineers’ licensing test under the 520 CMR 6.00 Hoisting Machinery law. These HE licenses are required to operate excavators in Massachusetts.

How long is the mass hoisting exam?

roughly 40 questions
The MA Hoisting License exam is a multiple-choice exam comprised of roughly 40 questions. There is currently no practical component on the state exam. You must score a 70% or better on the exam to pass, and will see a range of questions from safety on equipment to questions about the state law.

How to prepare for the Massachusetts hydraulic license exam?

Plan to come to class 30 minutes early for check in/breakfast Bring a valid ID (driver’s license, driver’s permit, Massachusetts ID) Bring a valid DOT Medical Card or plan on getting an on-site exam Generally, applications submitted by the end of the current month allow you to take the exam the following month.

How do you get a hoisting license in Massachusetts?

Anyone who wishes to operate hoisting equipment must get a license through the Engineering Division of the Office of Public Safety and Inspection.

What is the difference between a hoisting license and hydraulic license?

Our Massachusetts Hoisting License classes provide the required education and all the necessary study materials to help you pass the test. No need to guess which areas to spend the most time studying. What is the difference between a hoisting license and hydraulics license?

How to check your Massachusetts Public Safety license?

Email Office of Public Safety and Inspections at [email protected] Visit the OPSI License look-up website and fill in the required fields to search. Search licensees using either their name, company name, license number, or by city or town. Information is available from 2001 to the present.