Effective Date: January 2025

1. Purpose

2. Licensing Compliance

• Premier Lifting Services, LLC holds all required business and trade licenses necessary to perform heavy lifting, rigging, and crane operations in Florida.
• All licenses are kept current and renewed in accordance with state and local regulations.
• Copies of active licenses are available to clients upon request.

3. Operator Certification Requirements

• All crane and heavy equipment operators employed or contracted by the Company are required to hold valid NCCCO (National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators) or equivalent certifications.
• Operators must maintain certifications in good standing, including any continuing education or renewal requirements.
• All rigging personnel must be trained and certified in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart CC and other relevant industry standards.
• All operators and riggers maintain current certifications and refresher training; records are available to clients upon request.

4. Insurance Requirements

• Premier Lifting Services, LLC maintains comprehensive General Liability Insurance, Workers’ Compensation, and Equipment Insurance coverage.
• Proof of insurance can be provided to clients upon request before project commencement.
• Certificates of Insurance can be issued same-day to add your company as certificate holder

5. Permit Responsibilities

• The Company will advise the Client of any permits required for lifting, rigging, or transport activities.
• Unless otherwise agreed in writing, it is the Client’s responsibility to secure necessary permits before work begins.
• If contracted to do so, the Company will obtain required permits and include related costs in the project estimate.

6. Safety Compliance

• All lifting operations are conducted in compliance with OSHA, ASME, and state/local safety regulations.
• Equipment is inspected regularly and maintained according to manufacturer and regulatory guidelines.
• The Company reserves the right to halt operations if site or load conditions are deemed unsafe.
• Daily pre-lift inspections and JSA/Job Briefings documented; stop-work authority enforced.

7. Misuse of License Prohibition

• No client, subcontractor, or third party may use the Company’s name, licensing information, or certifications without prior written consent.
• Any unauthorized use will be subject to legal action.

8. Updates to Policy

• This Licensing Policy may be updated at any time to reflect changes in laws, regulations, or company procedures.
• The latest version will always be available on our website or upon request.