Chapter 6 Review

This concludes chapter 6 of the Online Crane Training Course

The review questions may be on the final exam.

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question
The most important aspect of signaling is:
- Safety rules are followed
- The senior man makes the final decision.
- Anyone that sees the lift can do it.
- The sender is authorized and receiver understands the signals.
- Communication be kept to a minimum.
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Question 2 of 5

2. Question
A rigger must determine the correct lifting equipment based on:
- The length of slings that are available.
- The type, weight and the size of the load.
- The height and distance to be traveled.
- The fastest and easiest way.
- What he is told by the guy that knows.
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Question 3 of 5

3. Question
A rigger estimates the load:
- By doing the proper calculation
- Based on what someone else has told him
- Not think about the weight, just get the job done.
- Watching the rope stretch or the crane sag
- Following the common practice in the plant
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Question 4 of 5

4. Question
If sharp edges are apparent, the rigger must:
- Turn the load so as to avoid them
- The slings are tough, assume that they will hold load until you are finished.
- Provide protection by using padding
- Lift gently and hope they don’t damage the sling.
- Hold onto the load with you hands in case the slings fail.
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Question 5 of 5

5. Question
If the load is in danger of rotation during travel, the operator should:
- Hold onto the sling.
- Grab the load as he is walking along
- Ask a guy to walk along and hold onto the load at the front
- Attach a tether or guide rope
- Let the load down every few feet.
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