Self-Test B-4.5: Use Hoisting, Lifting and Rigging Equipment
Complete Self-Test B-4.5 and check your answers.
- How should slings and wire rope be stored?
- What should be done with a wire rope sling that has a kink in it?
- What should be done if there is a possibility of shock loading when using a wire rope sling?
- What should be done with a broken wire in a wire rope sling?
- Is it safe to replace a lost pin in a shackle with a high-strength bolt? Explain.
- If a danger of stepping on protruding nails exists, what type of footwear will protect you from injury?
- Steel-toed boots
- Cowboy boots
- Steel insoles
- Non-skid rubber soles
- When a crane starts taking up the slack in the slings around a load, what should be avoided?
- Standing back from the load
- Getting your fingers pinched
- Checking the loads balance
- Planning an escape route
- When moving a suspended load, .
- Pull the load towards yourself
- Stand under the load
- Guide and follow the load
- Stand on the load
- How should loose materials be stored?
- Tied together
- Stacked on shelves
- In containers or bins
- According to length
- When rigging loose bundles of pipe what should be used?
- Double-wrapped basket hitches
- Two-leg bridle hitch
- Four-leg bridle hitch
- Single choker hitch
- Tag lines should be used to control loads because they allow control from .
- Directly under the load
- A safe distance
- Above the load
- Within the crane
- What loads should padding be applied to?
- Excessive weight
- Slippery surfaces
- Irregular surfaces
- Sharp corners
Answer Key: Self-Test B-4.5 is on the next page.