Writes the make and model read off this crane before the practical starts.
Met Not met
Uses truck-crane checks or overhead-crane checks for the crane in front of them.
Met Not met
Shows where the capacity is marked or where the load chart is on this crane.
Met Not met
Shows the current jar inspection and service record before the crane lifts the jar.
Met Not met
Checks that the elevator latch closes and the pin or retainer is seated.
Met Not met
Compares the elevator rated load with the string weight and stops if the rating is too low.
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Checks that the inspection tag is on the lifting gear and still in date.
Met Not met
States the lubricator weight and length before the pick.
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Shows slings and shackles that are rated and inspected for this pick.
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Sets the exclusion zone and keeps people out of the fall path.
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Names one signal person and keeps that person in sight.
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Uses a tag line and keeps everyone out from under the load.
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Stops the lift when the load, the path or the crane check is not right.
Met Not met