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CraneSafe Certification
Introduction
These 10 questions are for you to use to help get ready for the load chart part of the CraneSafe
Certification assessment for Mobile Hydraulic 20 Tonnes & Under.
The questions on your assessment will be different from these but will be presented in the same format
as these questions.
With the questions are the answers with the relevant load charts. The answers explain how we arrived
at the correct answer and you can use this to help work through any questions you may have gotten
incorrect. We have not included all of the charts for this crane - but everything you need to answer
the questions is included. You do not need the crane manual or full load chart package to answer the
questions.
Specifications
1/2 inch 6 x 19 IWRC, IPS, load line on main winch (main boom lifts)
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Radius 15 feet
Rigging 60 lbs
Answer:
2.
pounds
?
Answer:
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feet
3.
What is the cranes lowest boom angle based on the following configuration?
Rigging 80 lbs
?
Answer:
4.
degrees
What is the maximum load that can be lifted based on the following configuration?
Rigging 80 lbs
Radius 27 feet
Answer:
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pounds
5.
Rigging 40 lbs
?
Answer:
What is the longest boom length and radius the load can be picked and carried at creep speed?
Rigging 80 lbs
6.
pounds
feet
feet
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7.
Answer: 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
What is the minimum size of 2-leg chain bridle required to lift a load of 10,000 pounds?
The bridle is choked at a 60 degree angle.
Answer:
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inches
9.
What is the minimum size of nylon web 2-leg bridle required to lift a load of 5,000 pounds?
The slings are in a choker hitch configuration at a 45 degree angle.
Answer:
10.
inches
What is the minimum size of nylon web slings required to lift a load of 11,000 pounds?
The two web slings are in a basket hitch configuration at a 35 degree angle.
Answer:
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inches
PEX7
CraneSafe Certification
Load Charts
These charts are for assessment purposes only and should not be used to operate a crane.
The individual cranes load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
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PEX9
These charts are for assessment purposes only and should not be used to operate a crane.
The individual cranes load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
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These charts are for assessment purposes only and should not be used to operate a crane.
The individual cranes load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
www.fulford.ca
These charts are for assessment purposes only and should not be used to operate a crane.
The individual cranes load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
www.fulford.ca
These charts are for assessment purposes only and should not be used to operate a crane.
The individual cranes load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
www.fulford.ca
These charts are for assessment purposes only and should not be used to operate a crane.
The individual cranes load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
www.fulford.ca
These charts are for assessment purposes only and should not be used to operate a crane.
The individual cranes load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
www.fulford.ca
These charts are for assessment purposes only and should not be used to operate a crane.
The individual cranes load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
www.fulford.ca
These charts are for assessment purposes only and should not be used to operate a crane.
The individual cranes load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
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PEX17
These charts are for assessment purposes only and should not be used to operate a crane.
The individual cranes load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
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Rigging Tables
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PEX19
Note: Capacities are for flat eye, twisted eye and triangle fittings.
For training and assessment use only.
These charts are for assessment purposes only and should not be used to operate a crane.
The individual cranes load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
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These charts are for assessment purposes only and should not be used to operate a crane.
The individual cranes load chart, operating instructions and other instructional plates must be read and understood prior to operating the crane.
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CraneSafe Certification
Net Capacity
To find the gross capacity you must check the capacity at 22 feet main boom length at a 15 foot
radius in the over the front quadrant: 14,500 lbs.
You must also check the capacity at 36 feet boom length at a 15 foot radius in the over the front
quadrant: 14,900 lbs.
NOTE: #2 Operation applies when either radius or boom length, or both, are between listed
values, the smaller of the two listed load ratings shall be used.
Net Capacity = Gross Capacity Weight of Load Handling Devices
Deductions (Weight of Load Handling Devices)
2 sheave block
Rigging
325 lbs
60 lbs
385 lbs
Q2
Maximum Radius
Maximum Radius = Load Weight + Load Handling Devices
Gross Load
Load weight
5,900 lbs
3 sheave block
350 lbs
Rigging
100 lbs
6,350 lbs
Go to the over the front quadrant at a boom length of 52 feet then follow the column down until
you come to a capacity thats equal to or greater than the gross load of 6,350 lbs.
Maximum Radius: 25 feet
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Q3
4,200 lbs
Hook ball
121 lbs
Rigging
80 lbs
4,401 lbs
Q4
Maximum Load
Because the 27 foot radius is between values listed, you must go to the next longer radius of 30
feet to determine gross capacity.
Maximum Load to be Lifted = Gross Capacity Load Handling Devices
Deductions (Load Handling Devices)
2 sheave block
325 lbs
242 lbs
Rigging
80 lbs
647 lbs
Q5
Maximum Load
Because the boom angle is between values listed, you must go to the next lower boom angle of
51 degrees to determine gross capacity.
Net Capacity = Gross Capacity Load Handling Devices
Deductions (Load Handling Devices)
Hook ball
Rigging
121 lbs
40 lbs
161 lbs
Q6
3,900 lbs
325 lbs
80 lbs
4,305 lbs
Q7
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Q8
Chain Slings
Q9
Web Slings
Answer: 5 inch
The capacity of a 5 inch nylon web sling in a 2-leg bridle hitch at a 45 degree angle is 7,775
pounds.
The slings are choked so there is a 25% reduction in capacity:
7,775 x .75 = 5,831 pounds
Answer: 4 inch
The capacity of one 4 inch nylon web sling in a single basket hitch at a 45 degree angle is 6,220
pounds.
The slings are in a Double Basket Hitch: 6,220 x 2 = 12,440 pounds
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