Crane follows car to learn.

That's easy. Those who have train experience must have a driver's license B, and driving is definitely no problem. This leaves the operation part of getting on the bus, which is divided into five machines (operating rods), four operating rods if there is only one hook, and the pilot operation (personally, I think it is necessary to learn the operating rods). Understand the theoretical things first, and then practice. I believe you will get used to it soon. There is another key issue. You must get a driver's license to drive a crane. Go to your local labor quality and technical supervision bureau to get one, which looks 500-600, otherwise no one wants to go out to work! Now you have to have a complete set of double certificates, you know! You'd better be taught more by someone who knows, or you can go online to find many people who need apprentices for hoisting, and then add some hoisting groups, many of whom need apprentices ~ I hope I can help you.