New video up on how to determine the gross cap. Next I will have up a video on how determine the net cap.

G’day legends, I had a quick chat with Wes and he gave me the green light to jump in here and introduce myself. I’m a Rigger and Open (unrestricted) Crane Operator here in Australia 🇦🇺. I’ve jumped onto Skool to start building out some proper courses—but these aren’t just “pass the ticket” type courses. These are built around real-world lifting: planning jobs properly, selecting the right cranes and gear, and actually understanding why things are done—not just ticking boxes. I’m working on developing more in-depth content covering things like: - Lift planning - Equipment selection - Rotating loads on the hook - Dual crane lifts - Concrete pours, steel erection, precast, and more The goal is simple—share knowledge that actually makes you better on-site, safer, and more switched on. I genuinely believe anyone in the game can take something away from these courses, no matter your level. If that sounds like your thing, come check it out 🤙

New Quiz up on the site portion of the written exam.

Good morning to all, I came here this morning to just let yall know I was struggling with a specific exam, and I needed help in not just one domain but 3 other domains, I reached out to @Wes Conroy and asked for help, I scheduled a tutor exam on the load charts and he truly helped me understand them better and getting to know the math side of things, along with the other domains and a bunch of test prep questions. With this material I passed my specialty exam and now I’m certed and ready to go all thanks to this material and the help of Wes, again thanks @Wes Conroy for helping me achieve this investment.

Good morning yall, does anyone remember a good trick to finding the layers of drum rope capacity I had a question on the specialty exam few weeks ago and need a refresher on that if it does ask this go round. Ex. Layer 1 available 16,266 has 102 layers totals 102 ft