hooks Flashcards
How are quadrants of operation typically defined on load charts?
A By referencing the boom position in relation to its position over the carrier body.
B. By referencing the boom position to the landing area location.
• C. By referending the carrier body’s orientation to the landing area.
• D. By referencing a point between the outriggers in relation to the position of the boom.
a
According to the table, what is the MINIMUM dearance a crane in operation can be from a 250 (kV) energized power line?
• A. 10 feet.
• B. 15 feet.
• C. 20 feet.
• D. 25 feet.
c
What is the MINIMUM distance that cranes should be kept from energized power lines up to 50kV during hoisting operations?
A. 10 feet
B. 20 feet
C. 40 feet
D. 50 feet
A
Which of the following devices is NOT considered a safety device by OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1415?
A load moment indicator
B. level indicator
C. boom stops
D. horn
A
When a tugger is mounted where the operator can NOT see the load, the signal person MUST use:
Select one:
• A tugger type signals.
B. overhead crane signals.
• C. aggressive signals.
D. signals used for cranes.
Next
D
Which of the following tag line materials has the BEST non-conductive properties?
Select one:
• A. Manila.
B. polypropylene.
• C. nylon.
• D. hemp.
B
Once a weather warning is given, lightning is spotted, or thunder is heard, the crane operator must
Select one:
• A. consult the operator’s manual
• B. secure crane operations
• C. calculate the distance of the storm
• D. be aware of changing conditions
B
According to OSHA, all rigging operations must be planned, supervised and accomplished by persons who are both qualified and
• A. designated
B. competent
• C. experienced
• D. supervisory
B
All of the following actions may shorten the service life of a wire rope EXCEPT:
• A. dragging the wire rope through dirt.
• B. using a wobbly sheave.
• C. reeving with a tight D/d ratio.
• D. lubricating the rope.
D
While lifting a load you notice a problem with the rigging. Which of the following actions is MOST appropriate?
• A. Stop the lift and report it to the lift supervisor.
B. Stop the lift, lower the load and report it to the lift supervisor.
• C. Continue the lift with caution.
• D. Continue the lift with caution and send for the lift supervisor.
B
Upon accidental contact of the crane or its attachments, with an overhead power line, the crane operator should NOT:
• A. stay calm.
• B. remain in the operators cab (whenever possible),
• C. attempt to swing or move the crane free of high voltage contact.
D. climb off the crane.
D
When using a personnel platform, the platform and rigging first must be proof tested to
• A. 75% of the platform’s rated load capacity
• B. 100% of the platform’s rated load capacity
• C. 125% of the platform’s rated load capacity
• D. 150% of the platform’s rated load capacity
C
Excessive wear and damage to a sheave and to a rope may be caused by rope that is forced into a sheave that is
Select one:
• A. too small
• B. too large
• C. not level
• D. bent
A
The wire rope installed on a particular crane has a Working Load Limit (WLL) of 16,500 Ibs. How many parts of line is required for hoisting a gross load of 107,250 Ibs?
Select one:
• A. 8
B. 7
• C. 6
• D. 5
B
In reeving a load block, what is the term used for the wire rope that passes from one sheave to the next?
Select one:
• A. parts of line
• B. threading
• C. end termination
• D. D/d ratio
A
Reeving a block and tackle into an equal number of parts can help reduce which of these complications?
Select one:
• A. unbalanced load
• B. birdcaging rope
C. load twist
• D. unbalanced D/d ratio
C
Boom length on a lattice boom crane is measured from the:
Select one:
• A. center of boom base section to the center of boom tip section.
• B. center of boom tip sheaves to center of boom base section.
• C. center of boom foot pins to center of boom point sheaves.
• D. center of rotation to center of boom base pins.
C
If the gross capacity of a crane is 80,000 Ibs., and the total weight of deductions is 6,452 Ibs., the net capacity of the crane in this configuration is
Select one:
• A. 73,248 Ibs.
B. 73,548 Ibs.
C. 73,584 Ibs.
D. 73,648 lbs.
B
Forward stability is affected by which of these forces?
Select one:
• A. wind on the rear of the boom
• B. wind on the side of the boom
• C. wind on the front of the boom
• D. wind under the boom
A
A boom is moved rapidly to the side and the load does NOT stay centered directly below the boom tip. This is referred to as:
Select one:
• A. side loading.
B. two blocking.
• C. shock load.
• D. tailing cranes.
A
Measurements from the center of the crane’s axis of rotation to the center of the load line with the load applied, is the:
Select one:
• A. reach.
• B. boom length.
• C. capacity.
• D. load radius.
D
The MAXIMUM boom length that can be raised or lowered without an assist crane is determined by the:
Select one:
A. Operator.
•B. Supervisor.
• C. Manufacturer.
• D. Safety department.
C
What will happen to the load radius as the load is applied to the boom?
Select one:
• A. It will increase.
• B. It will decrease.
O C. It will stay the same.
O D. It will move to the left.
A
According to the figure shown, a Truck Crane has all outriggers fully extended. During the rotation of the upper works, the crane’s C/G is closest to its tipping axis when the crane is
Select one:
• A. over the side
• B. over the rear
• C. over the front
• D. unchanged
C
Using the figure provided, determine the distance from the load attachment point that crane 1 should be attached to equalize the
bar so that neither crane is overloaded. Crane 1 = 100,000 net capacity: Crane 2 = 70,000 net capacity; B = (net capacity of crane 2
/ total net capacity of both cranes) × A
Select one:
• A. 8.94’
• В. 10.29’
O C. 14.71’
• D. 16.24’
B
Who can design a personnel platform?
Select one:
A. A qualified person.
B. The general contractor.
C. A site supervisor.
• D. The rigger.
A
The two legs forming a choke naturally tighten to approximately what degree angle?
Select one:
O A. 35°.
• В. 45°.
• C. 65°.
• D. 75°.
C
For steel erection activities, OSHA classifies any lift as a critical lift when the load chart capacity exceeds
Select one:
• A. 50%
• B. 60%
• С. 65%
D. 75%
D
Before finalizing a lift plan, the planner must consult with the site safety officer for
Select one:
• A. the equipment list
• B. a job hazard analysis
• C. an emergency action plan
• D. the gross crane capacity
C
The maximum force that can be exerted on the ground’s surface without causing deformation is called
Select one:
O A. gravitational potential
O B. ground exertion pressure
• C. ground bearing pressure
• D. standing strength of soil
C
The pre-lift meeting should be conducted by the
Select one:
O A. safety officer
• B. lift director
• C. crane owner
• D. site supervisor
B
Plate dogs shall be removed from service if:
Select one:
A. there are cracks in the body.
• B. the paint is worn off.
• C. the lifting eye has surface rust.
• D. the owner’s name is missing.
A
A block and tackle is used to:
Select one:
• A. straighten the boom on lattice boom cranes.
B. lift or pull loads.
• C. determine the capacity of the slings.
• D. control the swinging of the load being hoisted.
B
Before donning a personal fall arrest system, a worker must
Select one:
• A. visually inspect it
• B. clean it
• C. drop test it
• D. load test it
A
A 2-leg bridle hitch is attached to a 2,600 Ibs. load with each leg configured at an angle to the horizontal of 45 degrees. Using the figure shown, what is the stress on each sling leg?
Select one:
• A. 3,676 Ibs.
• B. 1,838 Ibs.
• C. 1,501 Ibs.
• D. 1,300 Ibs.
B