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1. Who is responsible for ensuring that RCIs are not overridden during lifting operations?

 

– A) Regulatory Inspector

– B) Maintenance Personnel 

– C) Lift Supervisor

– D) Lifting Team

 

Correct Answer: C) Lift Supervisor

 

2. What does the rated capacity indicator (RCI) on LE/cranes primarily provide warnings for?

 

– A) Only when the load is being lifted

– B) When the operator is taking a break

– C) When the crane approaches and exceeds maximum rated capacity

– D) Only during specific weather conditions

 

Correct Answer: C) When the crane approaches and exceeds maximum rated capacity

 

3. Why is it important to provide ample opportunity for each member of the lifting team to ask questions?

 

– A) To prolong the briefing unnecessarily

– B) To improve the mood of the team members

– C) To make the briefing more interactive

– D) Team members may have noticed something incorrect or not taken into account

 

Correct Answer: D) Team members may have noticed something incorrect or not taken into account

 

4. What does SWL stand for in lifting operations?

 

– A) Standard Weight Limit

– B) Safe Working Load

– C) Service Weight Limit

– D) Suitable Workload Limit

 

Correct Answer: B) Safe Working Load

 

5. What types of lifting accessories (gear) are used?

 

– A) Chain slings, wire rope slings, and fibre-type webbing slings

– B) Only wire rope slings

– C) Only chain slings

– D) Only specialist equipment like lifting beams

 

Correct Answer: A) Chain slings, wire rope slings, and fibre-type webbing slings

 

6. What can insufficient factors of safety, deviation from the lifting plan, or errors in calculations lead to?

 

– A) Enhanced stability

– B) Instability and overturns of LE/cranes

– C) Improved ground support

– D) Increased efficiency in lifting operations

 

Correct Answer: B) Instability and overturns of LE/cranes

 

7. What typically happens to the Safe Working Load (SWL) of a pair of slings if the included angle exceeds 90 degrees?

 

– A) The SWL increases

– B) The SWL remains the same 

– C) The SWL becomes variable

– D) The SWL can be greatly reduced

 

Correct Answer: D) The SWL can be greatly reduced

 

8. What is identified as one of the reasons for the instability and overturns of LE/cranes?

 

– A) Increased factors of safety

– B) Consistent adherence to the lifting plan

– C) Changes in operating conditions

– D) Ignoring ground support

 

Correct Answer: C) Changes in operating conditions

 

9. How does the role of a signaller differ from that of a load handler or slinger?

 

– A) Signallers handle the load, while slingers only signal

– B) Load handlers are responsible for signaling

– C) Signallers have no specific role

– D) Signaller is an additional role to that of a load handler or slinger

 

Correct Answer: D) Signaller is an additional role to that of a load handler or slinger

 

10. What does the plan need to ensure regarding specialist lifting accessories?

 

– A) The slingers have sufficient knowledge of the relevant attaching procedures

– B) The brand of the lifting accessories

– C) Only the weight of the load

– D) The names of the lift team members

 

Correct Answer: A) The slingers have sufficient knowledge of the relevant attaching procedures

 

11. What is emphasized as a measure to minimize many instability issues with LE/cranes? 

 

– A) Ignoring ground support

– B) Proper siting and support

– C) Speeding up the lifting operation

– D) Delegating stability checks to the lift team

 

Correct Answer: B) Proper siting and support

 

12. Why does the lift supervisor need to check for trapping points around the machine in limited spaces?

 

– A) To create obstacles for the lifting operation

– B) To minimize efficiency

– C) To ensure there are no exclusion zones

– D) To reduce the risk of trapping incidents

 

Correct Answer: D) To reduce the risk of trapping incidents

 

13. What happens to the load in each leg of an accessory if the included leg angle is increased beyond 90 degrees?

 

– A) The load remains the same

– B) The load increases

– C) The load decreases

– D) The load becomes variable

 

Correct Answer: B) The load increases 

 

14. Why does the open end of a chain sling hook need to be facing outward when being attached to a load?

 

– A) Aesthetic reasons

– B) Regulatory requirement

– C) Improve load grip

– D) Reduce the chance of a hook slipping out of the load’s lifting eye

 

Correct Answer: D) Reduce the chance of a hook slipping out of the load’s lifting eye

 

15. What is the purpose of ensuring that the master link can articulate freely when on the hook?

 

– A) To prevent damage to the hook of the LE/crane

– B) To meet regulatory requirements only

– C) To maximize the load in each leg of the sling

– D) To expedite the lifting operation

 

Correct Answer: A) To prevent damage to the hook of the LE/crane

 

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