Crane safety

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High-wind conditions amplify these risks significantly. Strong gusts can destabilise a crane, cause loads to swing uncontrollably, and even lead to catastrophic equipment failure. For crane hire operators, site managers, and construction teams, understanding the challenges posed by high winds and implementing robust safety measures is essential to ensure smooth operations and protect everyone on-site.

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Crane Hazards & Major Causes of Crane Accident EXCAVATION SAFETY HAZARDS & CONTROL Compressed gas cylinder safety Hazards can be classified as: Physical Hazards: Temperature, ionizing or non-ionizing radiation, excessive noise, electrical exposure, working from heights, and unguarded machinery. Mechanical Hazards: Protruding and moving parts. Chemical Hazards: These appear when a worker is exposed to chemicals in the workplace.. Biological Hazards: viruses, bacteria, fungus, parasites, and…

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Cranes are a pivotal part of job site production but can also be the cause of very preventable jobsite accidents when mismanaged. Follow these safety tips to keep your jobsite safe.

In industrial settings where overhead cranes and gantry cranes are utilized, it is crucial to have a clear and effective communication system between the crane operator and the signal person. In this infographic, we will explore the significance of mastering crane hand signals and how they contribute to ensuring safe and efficient lifting operations. For any needs, you can contact us at WA: +86 173 0373 1534 Email: zora@dgcrane.com

OVER HEAD GANTRY CRANE, WINCH HOIST - PICTORIAL CHECKLIST SCISSOR LIFT, DUMP TRUCK, SCRAPPER - CHECKLIST WITH PICTURES WELDING AND GAS CUTTING SAFETY LIFTING SAFETY A hoist is a device used for lifting or lowering a load by means of a drum or lift-wheel around which rope or chain wraps. It may be manually operated, electrically or pneumatically driven and may use chain, fiber or wire rope as its lifting medium. Most hoists couple to their loads using a lifting hook. SCAFFOLD SAFETY INTERVIEW…

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Crane Safety - Free Training Module Crane Hazards Improper load rating Excessive speeds No hand signals Inadequate inspection and maintenance Unguarded parts Unguarded swing radius BOOM LIFT, DOZER (Bulldozer) - PICTORIAL CHECKLIST Working too close to power lines Improper exhaust system Shattered windows No steps/guardrails walkways No boom angle indicator Not using outriggers CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD : CRANE SAFETY MODULE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS INVESTIGATION / CASE STUDY DO & DON'T - SCAFFOLD…

Crane Operations are inherently high risk activities. Everything possible should be done to ensure the safety of the workers and others present at the job site. For those working around the hook the safety risks are even greater. Learn more :