Crane Awareness

Terminology
Regulations
Types of Mobile Cranes
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Crawler Crane
Rough Terrain
Boom Truck
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Hand Signals- Crane
Each Shift Inspections
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Determining Your Load
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Load Charts for Cranes
Crane Incidents
Power Line Safety
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Power Line Safety Regulations
Touch and Step Potential -Power Line Safety
Keep a Safe Distance-Power Line Safety
Preventing Encroachment/Electrocution
Environmental Hazards – Cranes
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Crawler Crane

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Crawler Crane

These heavy-duty cranes move on treads (called crawlers) rather than wheels. Their chief advantages are their stability and the fact that they can handle weights up to 3,500 short tons (2000 lbs. per ton). These cranes are unlikely to get stuck in the mud. However, they have to be disassembled and transported to the work site via rail car or truck.

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