General Crane Certification Prep, Exams of Workplace Safety

A comprehensive overview of the key concepts and knowledge required for crane certification. It covers a wide range of topics, including load charts, rigging, safety, inspections, and crane operations. Structured as a question-and-answer format, with over 110 questions and answers addressing various aspects of crane operation and certification. It is designed to serve as a valuable resource for individuals preparing for crane certification exams or seeking to enhance their understanding of crane safety and best practices. Essential topics such as load calculations, crane stability, wire rope inspection, two-blocking, and personnel platform handling. It also addresses regulatory requirements from organizations like osha and asme. Overall, this document is a comprehensive and practical guide for crane operators, supervisors, and anyone involved in crane-related work.

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2023/2024

Available from 08/19/2024

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General Crane Certification Prep/ 110+ Q&A/
2024-2025.
Ideal conditions - Answer: lifting capacities in a load chart assumes the
net capacity - Answer: gross capacity minus the deductions
static load - Answer: capacities listed in a load chart are
operational quadrants - Answer: a work area diagram identifies
tip height - Answer: the range diagram should be used to determine boom
gross load - Answer: rigging components, hooks, blocks, and other lifting equipment is considered part
of the gross load.
part of the load - Answer: The weight of load handling devices such as load blocks, ropes, and slings are
considered
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Ideal conditions - Answer: lifting capacities in a load chart assumes the net capacity - Answer: gross capacity minus the deductions static load - Answer: capacities listed in a load chart are operational quadrants - Answer: a work area diagram identifies tip height - Answer: the range diagram should be used to determine boom gross load - Answer: rigging components, hooks, blocks, and other lifting equipment is considered part of the gross load. part of the load - Answer: The weight of load handling devices such as load blocks, ropes, and slings are considered

hoist lines hanging below the boom tip - Answer: are considered a DEDUCTION when they are not in use hoist line on the top side of the boom is - Answer: never a deduction effective weight of a stowed jib - Answer: lower the actual weight According to OSHA the term "must" is - Answer: Mandatory Boom length is measured from - Answer: Heel pin to the center of the boom tip sheave pin A boom angle indicator indicates the boom's angle to - Answer: Horizontal Load radius - Answer: is the horizontal distance from the center of rotation to the centerline of the vertical hoist line with the load freely suspended. leverage - Answer: cranes are based on the principal of certified load weight and add the weight of all rigging - Answer: the best way to determine the weight of a load is to have a stowed boom extension - Answer: is pinned at the base section calculate net capacity - Answer: if the rating in a chart is greater than the line pull use the permissible line pull of the wire rope and then make deductions nonstandard attachment - Answer: is a deduction from the load ratings longer radius - Answer: when load weights are between values listed in the load chart use

loosely spaced cribbing - Answer: decreases the stability and strength considering the support surface for a crane - Answer: voids, tanks, loose fills, depressions, and the soil stability must be sufficient corner - Answer: cranes with suspended loads generate the most (ground pressure) approach roads - Answer: an important factor to consider about site access is compaction of pre operational work site inspection - Answer: construction site hazards and restrictions are identified by the back fill compaction - Answer: greatest concern when setting up a crane near a new building expect the ground to be soft structure limits or stability - Answer: a cranes rated capacity is based on either shaded area or above bold line on load charts - Answer: capacities distinguished in bold type, marked with an asterisk in a .... which are structural backwards stability - Answer: most critical when using the shortest boom, no load, on tires , and over the side, short radius inspection of - Answer: wire ropes prior to each shift wire rope lubricant - Answer: should not hinder visual inspection line pull - Answer: is the amount of weight, a drum will hoist for a given layer

layers increase the line decreases - Answer: on rope spools onto a hoist drum 2 full wraps - Answer: OHSA requires are least to remain on a load hoist drum flange of the drum 1/2" - Answer: the minimum distance extended over the top layer of rope on the splicing wire rope - Answer: is prohibited by OHSA calculate safe working load - Answer: breaking strength divided by safety factor equals lay length - Answer: The length around the wire rope in which one strand makes one revolution around the core spinning of the load - Answer: a socket is attached directly to a hook by 6x25 IWRC may result in core failure - Answer: an indication of .... in rotation resistant wire rope is diameter reduction calculating rotation resistant - Answer: -safety factor, -2 broken wires 6 rope diameters one broken wire - Answer: at an end socket of a standing wire rope is allowed load indicator - Answer: measures the actual weight of the load load moment indicator - Answer: to warm an operator of an overloaded condition drum rotation indicator - Answer: indicates the direction and speed of the hoist drum

monthly inspection - Answer: include a documented shift inspection wear pads - Answer: when inspecting the book on a telescopic boom crane check the hydraulic failure - Answer: cranes that must be equipped with holding valves to prevent boom lowering in the event of holding valves - Answer: hold pressure in the vertical ram if fails whip line - Answer: auxiliary boom head/point is intended to be used with weight of a stowed attachment - Answer: is lower than the actual weight, deduct the effective weight fixed jibs - Answer: purpose is to increase the height of a load may be lifted structural strength - Answer: jib capacities are based on jib offset - Answer: be exposed as the jib angle to the boom, when lifting off the capacity will be increased PTO function - Answer: provides power transfer to the hydraulic pump manufacture`s recommendations - Answer: wind warning is given follow the physical times - Answer: every three years render the starting means inoperative - Answer: before repairs are started on a crane you must

side loading - Answer: a load applied at an angle to the vertical plane of the boom is considered boom deflection - Answer: increase in load radius, when a heavy load is lifted it will result in sheave size for load blocks - Answer: minimum of 16 time nominal diameter of the rope D/d ratio - Answer: diameter of the load divided by the body diameter of the sling sorting hook - Answer: is not permitted when people are in the fall zone synthetic slings - Answer: when assembling or disassembling a crane boom handeling suspension personnel platforms - Answer: must be equipped with a book angle indicator, and anti two block device and a boom length indicator personnel platform - Answer: may not exceed 50% of a cranes rated capacity maximim intended load - Answer: 5 times OHSA requires - Answer: proof test to 125% of personnel platforms and their rigging at each new job site, hold suspended for 5 mins 75% capacity - Answer: two cranes which shall be leveled properly one person to direct lift - Answer: vertical hoist lines which of the following is permissible to be removed from a carry deck crane - Answer: load chart, roll over protective system, fire extinguisher, (boom extension)

crane left running - Answer: operator must observe for unauthorized entry land all suspended loads - Answer: before leaving a crane unattended fully retracted and stowed - Answer: storing boom overnight unattended