CAMD Crane Safety Test Instructions:
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1. The first thing you should do when using the crane is to:
a. verify the battery power on the remote control.
b. drag the load to the desired place using the crane.
c. check for loose items on the load.
d. select the proper hoist.
2. Slings should be checked for:
a. length.
b. strength.
c. bleed through.
d. color.
3. The most important part of a crane lift is the process of:
a. selecting slings.
b. placing slings on hook.
c. attaching a spreader bar.
d. rigging
4. Light or awkward loads may benefit from:
a. a better center of mass.
b. the attachment of a tag line to limit rotation.
c. the selection of a lighter capacity sling.
d. none of the above.
5. The highest capacity load rating for a sling is in the following configuration:
a. vertical.
b. basket.
c. choke.
d. none, they are all equivalent.
6. When making a critical lift the following should be considered:
a. weight of hoisting equipment.
b. weight of the load.
c. capacity of the crane.
d. all of the above.
e. none of the above.
7. After rigging is completed the first thing you should do is:
a. check for any lose items which may become projectiles when the load is lifted.
b. attach a tag line.
c. lift the load slowly and steadily.
d. start swinging the load when it is a few inches off the ground.
8. Once a load is ready to lift you should check the balance of the load by:
a. lifting a few inches off the ground and applying a force on the load to see if it will swing.
b. lifting a few inches off the ground by first dragging the load horizontally.
c. lifting a few inches from the ground and checking for swing or tilt of the load.
d. all of the above.
9. Crane operators should:
a. accept an emergency stop command from anyone.
b. defer to others to inform you of obstacles you might not see.
c. should operate a crane even if they are not feeling well.
d. watch the spotter, not the load at all times
e. all but b.
f. all but c.
10. Crane operators should never:
a. attach a tag line.
b. leave a load suspended and unattended.
c. weigh a load before lifting.
d. take their eyes off the load.