Crane and Power Line Entanglement: How to Stay Safe In the field of construction, safety comes first. Let us plunge into one vital lesson taught by Work Safe BC video on how to respond when a crane operator unintentionally makes contact with a high voltage power line: Safety Reminder: It is critical to ensure that…
The aim of good lifting practice is to ensure that the load is safe and, when lifted, is as secure in the air as it was on the ground. The general procedure that follows can be applied to any lifting operation, regardless of the type of lifting appliance or the method of attaching the load…
Classification of lifting equipment:Mobile vs. Fixed: Lifting equipment can be classified as mobile or fixed based on theirmobility. Mobile lifting equipment, such as cranes, forklifts, and mobile hoists, are designedto be easily moved from one location to another. Fixed lifting equipment, on the otherhand, is permanently installed in a specific location, such as overhead cranes…
All Types Of Crane: Before Lift Planning Rule: Who is with you? Crane Setup Position: Do not ride on the lifting machine. Major Risk Causes of Crane Accidents: Power Line: Major Causes of Crane Accidents: Spotter/Rigger Responsibility: Crane Anti-Tow Block Device: What Meaning LMI-RCI? Crane Outrigger Load Holding Valve: Crane Load Chart: The crane was…
