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What are the responsibilities of the staff used in crane ope

This ppt discusses the appropriate role of the crane owner and workers in the rigging environment Atlas Rigging & Transfer is associated with Hoisting, Rigging and Machine Moving Services since 30 years. It is a one-stop shop from Heavy Machinery Services to Industrial Rigging & Fabrication Services as well. You can find more about it at, Website: http://www.atlasrigging.net/ Google Plus: https://plus.google.com/117815962540287465418/about

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What are the responsibilities of the staff used in crane ope

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  1. Do You Know The Responsibilities Of The Workers In The Crane Industry Adam Charles Follow Me on Twitter @ https://twitter.com/adamcharles110 Follow Me on Pinterest @ https://www.pinterest.com/adamcharles11/

  2. Working on a job site with complete crane and rigging in place may be dangerous if it isn’t used in the appropriate fashion. Each lift needs to count on appropriate safety methods. Either it is the operator, or the staff of the site, all should be completely aware of their: • Nature of job • Personal requirement at work • Individual contribution.

  3. Likely Workforce On Site: • Person in charge of operating the crane • Crane owner • Other backup workers

  4. What Exactly Is Expected Of The Qualified Riggers: • Ability to determine the lifting distance and clearance • Work with consideration to avoid accidents • Choosing the appropriate tackle and hardware for the load • Competent (signalers) enough to guarantee the safety of loading and directing the lift • Complete basic knowledge of the various hand signals

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