10 Questions
If it is not safe or right, ______________.
STOP
When lifting equipment is defective, ______________ it and report.
quarantine
Keep a safe distance of at least ______________ ft from suspended loads.
2
Always move suspended loads away from ______________ and others.
yourself
When finished, ensure all equipment is fully disengaged and stored ______________.
safely
You should continue with lifting operations even if you're unsure about safety.
False
It is acceptable to use defective lifting equipment if you're in a hurry.
False
You should always maintain a clear view of suspended loads and equipment.
True
You should keep your hands close to pinch points to ensure better control.
False
You should store lifting equipment in a haphazard manner when finished.
False
Study Notes
Slinging and Lifting Safe Behaviours
- STOP if a lifting operation is not safe or right, and call for assistance before proceeding.
Equipment Safety
- Check lifting equipment for defects before use and quarantine/report if found defective.
Personal Safety
- Maintain a clear view of suspended loads and equipment at all times to avoid accidents.
- Keep hands clear of pinch points and equipment to prevent injuries.
- Use safe hand equipment and follow Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for hand safety.
Distance and Load Safety
- Maintain a safe distance of at least 2ft from suspended loads to avoid collision.
- Always move suspended loads away from yourself and others to prevent accidents.
Post-Operation Safety
- Ensure all equipment is fully disengaged and stored safely after use to prevent accidents and equipment damage.
Slinging and Lifting Safe Behaviours
- STOP if a lifting operation is not safe or right, and call for assistance before proceeding.
Equipment Safety
- Check lifting equipment for defects before use and quarantine/report if found defective.
Personal Safety
- Maintain a clear view of suspended loads and equipment at all times to avoid accidents.
- Keep hands clear of pinch points and equipment to prevent injuries.
- Use safe hand equipment and follow Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for hand safety.
Distance and Load Safety
- Maintain a safe distance of at least 2ft from suspended loads to avoid collision.
- Always move suspended loads away from yourself and others to prevent accidents.
Post-Operation Safety
- Ensure all equipment is fully disengaged and stored safely after use to prevent accidents and equipment damage.
Learn about essential safety rules and guidelines for lifting operations, including checking equipment, maintaining clear views, keeping hands off pinch points, and standing clear of suspended loads.
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