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The purpose of this document is to discuss the requirements for planning and performing an incidental lift using an overhead crane and commonly available rigging components, such as slings, shackles, eye bolts, and turnbuckles.
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Introduction. The three main parts to any load lifting operation are the lifting equipment (crane/derrick/ hoist), the operator/operation of the equipment, and the rigging of the load. This guide focuses on the rigging of the load.
**Lifting and rigging** A crane is designed to lift a load by using ropes or chains. The load must be properly attached using a rigging system. There will definitely be a couple questions on the PE exam about lifting and rigging so make sure to do multiple practice questions.
Rigging Basics. Definitions: WLL (Working Load Limit): The maximum amount of weight a piece of lifting equipment can handle without fear of breaking. Sling: The chain or rope that will be attached the object in need of lifting. Hitch: The way the sling is attached to the object in need of lifting. Equipment Labels:
Load Chart & Rigging LEARNING GUIDE. Mobile Hydraulic Crane. Tadano RT GR-600XL-1 (1) Introduction. 60 minutes. These 10 questions are for you to use to help get ready for the load chart and rigging part of the CraneSafe Level A Certification assessment for Mobile Hydraulic Crane.
When it comes to load handling activities which includes lifting, individuals assigned to the various load handling tasks should at minimum know the basic rigging fundamentals before using rigging hardware such as shackles, hooks, links, rings, wire rope clips, turnbuckles, snatch blocks and slings.
