SITE SURVEY CHECKLIST

Question 1

1

Answer 1

CRAWLERS,OUTRIGGERS EXTENDED,TIRES,CRIBBING AND MATS USED

Question 2

2

Answer 2

CHECKED LEVEL
CRANE NEEDS TO BE AT 1% AND DIGGER DERRICK WITHIN 5 DEGREES

Question 3

3

Answer 3

LOCK OUT / TAG OUT REDTAG

Question 4

4

Answer 4

LINE VOLTAGE

Question 5

5

Answer 5

LINE CLEARANCE (MAD DISTANCES)

Question 6

6

Answer 6

GROUNDING

Question 7

7

Answer 7

BARRICADING

Question 8

PRE OPERATION INSPECTION

Answer 8

RUNNING ROPES
REEVING
SAFETY LATCHES
LIFTING HOOK
BLOCK/OVERHAUL DEVICE
ATTACHMENTS SECURED
OPERATIONAL AIDS
WINDOWS CONDITION
FLUID LEVELS
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
OPERATIONAL CONTROLS
SAFETY DEVICES/GUARDS

Question 9

LIST 2 OPERATOR AIDS

Answer 9

BOOM ANGLE AND LOAD RADIUS CHARTS
LOAD MOMENT INDICATORS (LMI’S)

Question 10

LIST 2 CHECKS FOR REEVING

Answer 10

ROPE HAS BEEN REEVED PROPERLY
SHEAVES ARE FREE FROM DAMAGE

Question 11

LST 2 INSPECTIONS FOR RUNNING ROPES

Answer 11

WINCH LINE IS FREE OF FRAYING AND BURN MARKS

Question 12

SAFETY LATCHES

Answer 12

ALL SAFETY LATCHES ARE FREE FROM CRACKS
AND OPERATE PROPERLY

Question 13

LIFTING HOOK IS FREE FROM?

Answer 13

BROKEN WELDS AND HAS MANUFACTURES TAG STILL ATTACHED

Question 14

OVERHAUL BALL

Answer 14

OVERHAUL BALL IS SECURELY FASTENED TO WINCH LINE
OVERHAUL BALL HAS S/N ATTACHED

Question 15

ATTACHMENTS ARE SECURED WHERE?

Answer 15

AUGER ATTACHMENT IS SECURED ALONG WITH HEADACHE BALL AND OUTRIGGER PADS

Question 16

LIST 2 OPERATIONAL AIDS

Answer 16

LMI
LOAD CHART

Question 17

ARE WINDOWS FREE OF OBSTRUCTION AND CRACKS

Answer 17

YES

Question 18

WHAT FLUID LEVELS NEED TO BE CHECKED

Answer 18

FUEL FOR EQUIPMENT
MOTOR OIL
HYDRAULIC OIL

Question 19

ELECTRICAL ITEMS THAT NEED TO BE CHECKED

Answer 19

ALL RUNNING LIGHTS AND LMI CONTROLS

Question 20

WHAT ARE OPERATIONAL CONTROLS

Answer 20

Speed regulator for winch line
Holding valves

Question 21

NAME 2 SAFETY DEVICES OR GUARDS

Answer 21

Holding valves
Level indicators

Question 22

WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE IN ORDER TO RELEASE AND STOW AN AUGER

Answer 22

BOOM IS AT A 45 DEGREE ANGLE AND VERBAL WARNING THAT AUGER IS BEING RELEASED
VERBAL WARNING THAT AUGER IS BEING STOWED AND NEEDS TO END AT A 45 DEGREE ANGLE BEFORE RESTING ON LATCH

Question 23

WIRE ROPE REPLACEMENT CRITERIA

Answer 23

6 RANDOMLY DISTRIBUTED BROKEN WIRES IN ON LAY LENGTH
3 OR MORE BROKEN WIRES IN ONE STRAND IN ONE LAY LENGTH
MORE THEN 1 BROKEN WIRE AT AN END FITTING

Question 24

Operational controls

Answer 24

Hydraulic Holding valves
Speed regulator for winch line
Outrigger position indicators

Question 25

Safety devices or guards

Answer 25

Holding valves Level indicator

Question 26

Table A Up to 50

Answer 26

50-10FT 50-200-15FT 200-350-20FT 350-500-25FT 500-750-35FT 750-1000-45FT Over 1000-utility

Question 27

Minimum clearance distance

Answer 27

Up to 50KV 10FT

Question 28

Minimum clearance distance

Answer 28

50-200 15FT

Question 29

Minimum clearance distance 200-350

Answer 29

20FT

Question 30

350-500KV

Answer 30

25 FT

Question 31

500-750KV

Answer 31

35 FT

Question 32

750-1000

Answer 32

45FT

Question 33

Above million

Answer 33

Talk with utility

Question 34

Minimum clearance distance while traveling without a load

Answer 34

0.75 4FT

Question 35

.75-50

Answer 35

6FT

Question 36

50-345

Answer 36

10FT

Question 37

345-750

Answer 37

16FT

Question 38

750-1000

Answer 38

20FT

Question 39

OSHA 29 CFR 1910

Answer 39

GENERAL INDUSTRY (MAINTENANCE WORK)

Question 40

OSHA 29 CFR 1926

Answer 40

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

Question 41

1926 SUBPART CC

Answer 41

CRANES AND DERRICKS IN CONSTRUCTION

Question 42

ASME B30.5

Answer 42

CRANES AND WIRE

Question 43

ASME B30.9

Answer 43

SLINGS

Question 44

ASME B30.10

Answer 44

HOOKS

Question 45

ASME B30.23

Answer 45

PLATFORMS AND LIFTING PERSONAL

Question 46

ASME B30.26

Answer 46

RIGGING HARDWARE

Question 47

USDOT

Answer 47

USA DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION

Question 48

ANSI

Answer 48

AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE

Question 49

NESC

Answer 49

NATIONAL ELECTRIC SAFETY CODE

Question 50

ASME

Answer 50

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

Question 51

OSHA

Answer 51

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION

Question 52

ASME

Answer 52

SETS STANDARDS FOR SAFETY REQUIRMENTS

Question 53

NESC

Answer 53

ESTABLISHES ELECTRICAL CODES GOVERNING OUTSIDE SYSTEMS NEC INSIDE

Question 54

ANSI

Answer 54

AWARDS ACCREDITATION CERTS TO TESTING AGENCIES THAT MEET THEIR STANDARDS

Question 55

US DOT

Answer 55

SETS RULES ETC FOR VEHICLES ON PUBLIC ROAD WAYS

Question 56

WHAT IS A CRANE 1926.1400 (A)

Answer 56

That can hoist, lower and horizontally move a suspended load

Question 57

Margin of stability

Answer 57

1910.180

Question 58

WHAT IS A CONTROLLING ENTITY’S RESPONSIBILITY

Answer 58

EMPLOYER IS A PRIME CONTRACTOR OR LEGAL ENTITY THAT HAS RESPONSIBILITY OVER A PROJECT

Question 59

GROUND CONDITIONS 1926.1402 (B)

Answer 59

EQUIPMENT MUST NOT BE USED UNLESS GROUND CONDITIONS ARE MEET

Question 60

GROUND BEARING PRESSURE

Answer 60

WEIGHT/AREA= POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH PSI

Question 61

WHAT IS 1926.1431 (K)(8)(1) AND ITS RELATION TO WIND

Answer 61

20 MPH AT THE PERSONNEL PLATFORM 15 MPH WITH BASKET ATTACHED TO JIB 30 MPH WHEN MOVING ONLY EQUIPMENT

Question 62

TEMPERATURES FROM -5 TO 40 DEGREES WILL CAUSE

Answer 62

CRANE INSTABILITY AND REDUCTION OF LIFT BY 25% TO 40%

Question 63

WHAT IS 1926.1412

Answer 63

MODIFIED EQUIPMENT AND SHIFT INSPECTIONS

Question 64

WHAT IS A COMPETENT PERSON AND ASSOCIATED TABLE CODE

Answer 64

1926.1401 COMPETENT = CAPABLE

Question 65

WHAT IS A QUALIFIED PERSON

Answer 65

EXTENSIVE KNOWLEDGE OF TASK AT HAND

Question 66

DEDICATED SPOTTER

Answer 66

SOLE JOB DURING SPOTTING

Question 67

WHO CAN DO A MODIFIED OR ADJUSTED INSPECTION

Answer 67

QUALIFIED

Question 68

POST ASSEMBLY INSPECTION

Answer 68

QUALIFIED

Question 69

SHIFT INSPECTION

Answer 69

COMPETANT

Question 70

MONTHLY INSPECTION

Answer 70

COMPETENT PERSON

Question 71

ANNUAL INSPECTION

Answer 71

QUALIFIED INSPECTION

Question 72

HOW SHOULD YOU REEL A DRUM OF ROPE OR WIRE

Answer 72

TOP TO TOP

Question 73

ROPE BEND FOR BOOM HOISTING

Answer 73

15/1

Question 74

ROPE BEND FOR LOAD HOISTING

Answer 74

18/1

Question 75

ROPE BEND FOR LOAD BLOCK

Answer 75

16/1

Question 76

WHAT DOES 1926..1415 STAND FOR

Answer 76

SAFETY DEVICES

Question 77

OPERATOR AIDS 1926.1416

Answer 77

BOOM HOIST LIMITING DEVICE BOOM ANGLE INDICATOR LUFFING JIB LIMITING DEVICE-ANTI TWO BLOCK DEVICE

Question 78

WHAT ARE OPERATOR AIDS

Answer 78

USED TO ASSIST OPERATOR LMI LOAD WEIGHT DEVICES ANTI TWO BLOCK DEVICE BOOM ANGLE INDICATOR

Question 79

1926.1419

Answer 79

SIGNAL PERSON

Question 80

WHAT CAN AFFECT CAPACITY

Answer 80

POOR REEVING SITE SURVEY READ AND UNDERSTAND LOAD CHARTS

Question 81

SUSPENDED PLATFORMS NEED WHAT

Answer 81

SECONDARY SAFETY LIFE LINE THIMBLE-EYE OF SLINGS MUST HAVE A THIMBLE HOOKS-MUST BE LOCKING TYPE SLINGS WILL BE A 5/1 RATIO SHACKLES-MUST BE A BOLT AND NUT COTTER PIN TYPE

Question 82

MULTI CRANE LIFTS WILL DE RATE THE CAPACITY TO WHAT

Answer 82

25%

Question 83

HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS NEED TO WHAT DURING COLD WEATHER

Answer 83

WARM UP

Question 84

WHAT IS 1926.1407

Answer 84

POWER-LINE SAFETY

Question 85

HOW DO YOUR CHARTS CHANGE IN ELEVATION ABOVE 3000FT OR 900 METERS

Answer 85

MULTIPLY IN CORRECTION FACTOR CHART

Question 86

WHAT IS THE OPTIMAL SLING DEGREE

Answer 86

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