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CraneSafe AssessmentWhat does the assessment include?The Assessment is made up of three main sections. It is designed to allow you to demonstrate your skill and knowledge of safe craning. There are no trick questions. The assessment takes between 2 and 2 ½ hours to complete (between 3 and 3 ½ hours for Lattice Friction Crane). You will be given the results of your assessment and, if found competent, you will receive your certificate by mail. 1. HAND SIGNALSYou will be required to correctly interpret hand signals given to you by the assessor. 2. LOAD CHART & RIGGINGYou will answer written questions about common lifts using crane load charts and rigging guides. The questions are made up to allow you to demonstrate that you know how to use load charts and rigging guides and can do simple calculations. Each crane type has a specified time limit to complete these questions:
For learning guides and sample questions, see the practice questions. 3. ON-CRANE PRACTICAL ASSESSMENT
Following the crane's inspection checklist, you will demonstrate correct crane inspection including a rigging inspection. Consult the WorkSafe regulations on wireropes, rigging and attachments (recommended to bring this document to the assessment to use as a reference during this section of the assessment). You will set up your crane and describe the hazards you need to check for to the assessor. You will demonstrate correct use of blocking and outriggers / stabilisers. You will be asked to show hook control with only chain slings attached to your hook as you move the hook to nine targets. After this you will pick up a load and land the load on nine targets. The goal is smooth controlled operation. Friction Lattice Boom, Hydraulic Lattice Boom, Hydraulic Mobile, Stiff Boom Trucks and Tower Cranes have 15 minutes without load and 15 minutes with load for a total of 30 minutes to complete this portion of the assessment. Folding Boom Truck Cranes have 10 minutes without load and 10 minutes with load for a total of 20 minutes. The minimum length for the main boom is 100 feet for Friction Lattice and Hydraulic Lattice Boom Cranes. Mobile Hydraulic Cranes and Boom Trucks must use a minimum of 3/4 of the powered sections of the main boom. See a sample layout of the targets. How can I tell if I'm ready for the assessment?For a detailed description of the skills you need for the Hand Signals and On-Crane sections, see the Practical Skills & Knowledge documents. For detailed explanations of load chart and rigging questions, see the Learning Guides and Practice Exercises. For more Resources and Links including hand signals, tower crane handbook, WorkSafeBC regulations for wire rope and attachments and sample target layouts. Log BookPlease make sure that the crane has a valid inspection certificate, an up-to-date log book and the correct load charts. We will not be able to assess you if any of these are missing.
Contact Fulford CraneSafe Toll free: 1.888.952.6033 | Lower Mainland: 604.398.5230 | info@fulford.ca
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