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SITE SURVEY CHECKLIST Flashcards

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CRAWLERS,OUTRIGGERS EXTENDED,TIRES,CRIBBING AND MATS USED

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

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LOCK OUT / TAG OUT REDTAG

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LINE VOLTAGE

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LINE CLEARANCE (MAD DISTANCES)

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GROUNDING

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BARRICADING

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PRE OPERATION INSPECTION

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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

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LIST 2 OPERATOR AIDS

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

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LIST 2 CHECKS FOR REEVING

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ROPE HAS BEEN REEVED PROPERLY
SHEAVES ARE FREE FROM DAMAGE

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LST 2 INSPECTIONS FOR RUNNING ROPES

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WINCH LINE IS FREE OF FRAYING AND BURN MARKS

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SAFETY LATCHES

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ALL SAFETY LATCHES ARE FREE FROM CRACKS
AND OPERATE PROPERLY

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LIFTING HOOK IS FREE FROM?

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BROKEN WELDS AND HAS MANUFACTURES TAG STILL ATTACHED

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OVERHAUL BALL

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

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ATTACHMENTS ARE SECURED WHERE?

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AUGER ATTACHMENT IS SECURED ALONG WITH HEADACHE BALL AND OUTRIGGER PADS

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16
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LIST 2 OPERATIONAL AIDS

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LMI
LOAD CHART

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ARE WINDOWS FREE OF OBSTRUCTION AND CRACKS

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YES

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18
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WHAT FLUID LEVELS NEED TO BE CHECKED

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FUEL FOR EQUIPMENT
MOTOR OIL
HYDRAULIC OIL

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ELECTRICAL ITEMS THAT NEED TO BE CHECKED

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ALL RUNNING LIGHTS AND LMI CONTROLS

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WHAT ARE OPERATIONAL CONTROLS

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Speed regulator for winch line
Holding valves

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NAME 2 SAFETY DEVICES OR GUARDS

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Holding valves
Level indicators

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

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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

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23
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WIRE ROPE REPLACEMENT CRITERIA

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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

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Operational controls

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Hydraulic Holding valves
Speed regulator for winch line
Outrigger position indicators

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Safety devices or guards

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Holding valves
Level indicator

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Table A
Up to 50

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

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27
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Minimum clearance distance

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Up to 50KV
10FT

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Minimum clearance distance

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50-200
15FT

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Minimum clearance distance
200-350

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20FT

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350-500KV

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25 FT

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500-750KV

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35 FT

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750-1000

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45FT

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33
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Above million

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Talk with utility

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34
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Minimum clearance distance while traveling without a load

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0.75
4FT

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35
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.75-50

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6FT

36
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50-345

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10FT

37
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345-750

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16FT

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750-1000

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20FT

39
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OSHA 29 CFR 1910

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GENERAL INDUSTRY (MAINTENANCE WORK)

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OSHA 29 CFR 1926

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CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

41
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1926 SUBPART CC

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CRANES AND DERRICKS IN CONSTRUCTION

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ASME B30.5

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CRANES AND WIRE

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ASME B30.9

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SLINGS

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ASME B30.10

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HOOKS

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ASME B30.23

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PLATFORMS AND LIFTING PERSONAL

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ASME B30.26

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RIGGING HARDWARE

47
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USDOT

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USA DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION

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ANSI

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AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDS INSTITUTE

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NESC

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NATIONAL ELECTRIC SAFETY CODE

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ASME

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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

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OSHA

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OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION

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ASME

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SETS STANDARDS FOR SAFETY REQUIRMENTS

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NESC

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ESTABLISHES ELECTRICAL CODES GOVERNING OUTSIDE SYSTEMS
NEC INSIDE

54
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ANSI

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AWARDS ACCREDITATION CERTS TO TESTING AGENCIES THAT MEET THEIR STANDARDS

55
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US DOT

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SETS RULES ETC FOR VEHICLES ON PUBLIC ROAD WAYS

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WHAT IS A CRANE 1926.1400 (A)

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That can hoist, lower and horizontally move a suspended load

57
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Margin of stability

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1910.180

58
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WHAT IS A CONTROLLING ENTITY’S RESPONSIBILITY

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

59
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GROUND CONDITIONS
1926.1402 (B)

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EQUIPMENT MUST NOT BE USED UNLESS GROUND CONDITIONS ARE MEET

60
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GROUND BEARING PRESSURE

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WEIGHT/AREA= POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH PSI

61
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WHAT IS 1926.1431 (K)(8)(1) AND ITS RELATION TO WIND

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

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TEMPERATURES FROM -5 TO 40 DEGREES WILL CAUSE

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

63
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WHAT IS 1926.1412

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MODIFIED EQUIPMENT AND SHIFT INSPECTIONS

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WHAT IS A COMPETENT PERSON AND ASSOCIATED TABLE CODE

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1926.1401
COMPETENT = CAPABLE

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WHAT IS A QUALIFIED PERSON

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EXTENSIVE KNOWLEDGE OF TASK AT HAND

66
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DEDICATED SPOTTER

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SOLE JOB DURING SPOTTING

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WHO CAN DO A MODIFIED OR ADJUSTED INSPECTION

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QUALIFIED

68
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POST ASSEMBLY INSPECTION

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QUALIFIED

69
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SHIFT INSPECTION

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COMPETANT

70
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MONTHLY INSPECTION

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COMPETENT PERSON

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ANNUAL INSPECTION

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QUALIFIED INSPECTION

72
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HOW SHOULD YOU REEL A DRUM OF ROPE OR WIRE

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TOP TO TOP

73
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ROPE BEND FOR BOOM HOISTING

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15/1

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ROPE BEND FOR LOAD HOISTING

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18/1

75
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ROPE BEND FOR LOAD BLOCK

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16/1

76
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WHAT DOES 1926..1415 STAND FOR

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SAFETY DEVICES

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OPERATOR AIDS
1926.1416

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

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WHAT ARE OPERATOR AIDS

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

79
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1926.1419

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SIGNAL PERSON

80
Q

WHAT CAN AFFECT CAPACITY

A

POOR REEVING
SITE SURVEY
READ AND UNDERSTAND LOAD CHARTS

81
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SUSPENDED PLATFORMS NEED WHAT

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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

82
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MULTI CRANE LIFTS WILL DE RATE THE CAPACITY TO WHAT

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25%

83
Q

HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS NEED TO WHAT DURING COLD WEATHER

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WARM UP

84
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WHAT IS 1926.1407

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POWER-LINE SAFETY

85
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HOW DO YOUR CHARTS CHANGE IN ELEVATION ABOVE 3000FT OR 900 METERS

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MULTIPLY IN CORRECTION FACTOR CHART

86
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WHAT IS THE OPTIMAL SLING DEGREE

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