- What is crane?
- A Mechanical equipment used to lift or lower the load.
- What are types of Crane? Tell me some
- Mobile crane.
- Overhead crane.
- Tower crane.
- Crawler crane.
- What is anti-two block device?
- A safety advice installed in lifting equipment (crane, side boom, boom truck etc) to prevent the hook/load to touch the sheaves.
- (It prevents the accidental collision of hook with Sheaves (boom).
- What is Boom Angle Indicator?
- Boom angle indicator is normally mounted on the backside of boom to help operator at what angle the boom is.
- What is Load chart (Crane)?
- Specifications (documents) provided by manufacturer showing the capabilities of lifting equipment (crane) at specific angle, radius and boom length.
- In fact, load chart shows the actual strength of crane or any other lifting equipment to lift a load at certain angle, distance and length.
- What is Anemometer?
- Anemometer is a device used for measuring wind speed.
- What is the radius of crane?
- The area from the center pin of the crane to the center of load.
- What is the area that need to be barricaded for crane operation?
- Swinging radius.
- What is SWL?
- Safe Working Load is the maximum working load specified by manufacturer.
- Does radius affect the capacity of crane?
- Yes, as soon as radius increases, capacity of crane decreases.
- What is the safe angle for crane?
- 60 degree.
- What is the minimum acceptable angle for crane?
- 45 degree.
- What is minimum acceptable angle for sling?
- 30 degree.
- Who will inspect crane on daily basis?
- Operator.
- What should be the minimum distance crane need to maintain from power line?
- Crane shall maintaining safe distance from power line during lifting operation.
- Minimum clearance shall be
- Up to 50kv ( 10 feet).
- Over 50 kv 200 kv ( 15 feet).
- Over 200 to 350 kv ( 20 feet).
- Over 350 to 500 kv (25 feet).
- (See 1926.1408 (h) for more information)
- What is over head goal post or height restriction Goal post used for?
- Overhead cable goal post or height restriction goal post is used to warn vehicles traffic from the danger of overhead cable, power line, low structures on highways, road, sites etc.
- (It shows the maximum overhead clearance distances).
- You mentioned that lifting operation shall be stopped at 32km/ hr. But what is the possibility if crane operation is in progress at more than 32 km/h?
- If the manufacturer allows to do so, crane operation can be done to the specific wind speed as specified by manufacturer.
- Give a brief note about crane and LE?
- Only authorized and competent person should operated cranes
- The correct sling must be used for the load to be lifts
- Lifting equipment must be certified from competent authority and mark with its SWL
- Never be used for loads excess of its SWL
- Cables and slings must be padded when passing over sharp edges of equipments
- Check the condition of the ground before parking the crane and use out riggers
- All moving parts must be guarded
- Uncertified chains, ropes, slings and hooks should not be use
- All slings to be inspected by third party inspectors
- Never stand or work under a suspended load
- Place the out riggers on firms ground
- Guide ropes shall be used to control swing of lifted material
- Never operate the crane at the time of speed wing
- Lifting over live equipment should not be encouraged
- The crane should undergo periodical maintenance as per manufactures
Thursday, July 17, 2025
HSE : IQA : Crane
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