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Hurt at Work
You've carefully thought out all the angles.
You've done it a thousand times. It comes naturally to you. You know what you're doing, its what you've been trained to do your whole life.
Think Again!
APPLICABLE REGULATIONS
29CFR - Safety and Health Standards 1910 - Industrial Safety
ACME CRANE
JIB CRANE
2 TON
APPLICABLE REGULATIONS
29CFR - Safety and Health Standards 1910 - Industrial Safety
184 - Slings
VERTICAL
CHOKER HITCH
BASKET HITCH
APPLICABLE REGULATIONS
29CFR - Safety and Health Standards 1926 - Construction Safety
GANTRY CRANE
PROGRAM ELEMENTS
PROGRAM ELEMENTS INCLUDE:
Periodic Training.
Inspection Program. Maintenance Program.
CRANE SAFETY
ACME CRANE
2 TON
GANTRY CRANE
ACME CRANE
2 TON
JIB CRANE
ACME CRANE
2 TON
MONORAIL CRANE
A B C D E F
Standby or infrequent service Light service - 2-5 lifts hr. Moderate service - 50% capacity, 5-10 lifts hr. Heavy service - 50% capacity, 10-20 lifts hr. Severe service - Near capacity, 20+ lifts hr. Continuous severe service - Near capacity and continuous service throughout day
DIFFERENT CONDITIONS MAY SUGGEST DIFFERENT INTERVALS. REVIEW THE MANUFACTURERS SPECIFIC INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS!
Review requirements for the individual crane. Integrate lock out and maintenance requirements. Ensure training in adequate for level of maintenance. Ensure written programs are established and reviewed. Carefully select lockout devices, ask the manufacturer for recommendations. 6. Do not necessarily assume devices are interchangeable between different types of cranes.
DONT OPERATE
This Lock/Tag may only be removed by NAME: __________ DEPT : __________ COMPLETION DATE: ___________ TIME: ____________
10 TON CAPACITY
2 TON
10
TON CAP.
10 TON
5 TON
2 TON
10 TON LOAD
ALWAYS ENSURE THE LIFTING DEVICE AND ALL SUPPORTING COMPONENTS ARE RATED FOR THE LOAD TO BE LIFTED!
DANGER
WORKING CRANES
ACME CRANE
ACME CRANE
Always Ensure Energy Sources Are Dissipated Before Initiating Any Maintenance Activity.
DANGER
2 TON
HIGH VOLTAGE
DANGER
WORKING CRANES
DANGER
WORKING CRANES
1000lb
1000lb
1000lb
Use a Dynamometer. WORKING Check shipping papers. CRANES Check nomenclature plates. Use industry standard tables or charts. Consult with the equipment manufacturer. Estimate weight using weights of similar loads. Never attempt a load lift based solely on a guess! Stay within 50% of the cranes rated capacity when estimating loads (or manufacturer recommendation).
Consult with the sling manufacturer concerning load capacities, usage methods, restrictions and other pertinent data for specific types of slings.
WORKING CRANES
Consult with the sling manufacturer concerning how sling angles affect load capacities for different types of slings.
1000lb
1000lb
1000lb
1000lb
1000lb
1000lb
30
1000lb
30 Angle
707lbs
707lbs
1000lbs
1000lbs
1000lb
45 Angle
1000lb
60 Angle
500lbs
THE USE OF TWO SLINGS, EACH SUPPORTING THE SAME AMOUNT OF WEIGHT AND HAVING THE SAME SUPPORT ANGLE RESULTS IN EQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE LOAD WEIGHT.
500lbs
1000lb
0 Angle
PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
Protective Clothing and Equipment Considerations: Appropriate for the particular hazard(s) Maintained in good condition Properly stored when not in use Kept clean, fully functional, and sanitary