The Benefits of COA Membership

LABOR RELATIONS

The COA has represented Northern California contractors in contract negotiations and union relations for over 40 years.

INDUSTRY RESOURCES

The COA provides access to the most current industry resources, including state and federal regulations impacting crane industry operations and employee relations unique to crane rental operations.

COMMUNICATIONS

The COA promotes member businesses and services, providing access to a broader audience of potential clients and regional resources.

BECOME A MEMBER

To become a Regular Member of the COA, the entity must: 

  • Be a licensed contractor principally engaged in crane rental and/or rigging within Northern California

  • Be signatory to a local of the International Union of Operating Engineers

  • Complete a Membership Application

  • Assign their bargaining rights to the COA

  • Pay the Initiation Fee and Annual Dues as established in the COA Bylaws

To become an Associate Member of the COA, the entity must:

  • Complete a Membership Application

  • Assign their bargaining rights to the COA

  • Pay the Initiation Fee and Annual Dues as established in the COA Bylaws

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