ACRA Enterprises, Inc. prides itself on making a difference for our training partners and customers who understand that training is a necessary investment in the future. We offer a variety of training aids and services that will help to educate your workforce and achieve regulatory compliance.

About Us
ACRA Enterprises, Inc. is a Training Solutions Provider. We specialize in rigging training, overhead crane operator training, industrial safety training, reference materials and training program development services.

Our Background
Founded in 1995, ACRA Enterprises published the 1st edition of the Rigging Handbook as a compact field reference for those involved with rigging and lifting operations. This book was well received in the industry and quickly became a primary part of many rigging training programs across North America. Today we offer books, training materials, rigging seminars and onsite rigging training classes.

Our Staff
Our training staff is made up of experienced, certified instructors that have invested thousands of hours teaching the skilled trades workforce. In addition to their instructional skills, they have worked within the industry as journeyman and draw from their work experiences to more effectively communicate with the trainees. With their problem solving abilities and focus on performance based training sessions, our instructors are among the finest educators in the field.

Our Customers
ACRA Enterprises' clients range from Fortune 500 companies to small independent construction companies to individuals involved with rigging. Universities, apprentice training centers, professional training companies and corporate training organizations throughout the United States and Canada utilize our products in their training programs. We have developed and presented rigging training programs to power plants, paper mills, municipal utilities, pipeline contractors, union training centers, and the offshore oil industry. Our instructors have made training presentations in training rooms, conference centers, oil fields, and even on turbine decks and supply boats on the Cook Inlet in Alaska.