PPT-Crane Operator Performance

Comparing PDFeedback Control and Input Shaping Ajeya Karajgikar with Dr Joshua Vaughan and Dr William Singhose 10 th November 2011 Weekly Group Meeting Presentation Sensing Crane Payloads Can be Difficult. http://www.airtechnical.com/ | Air Technical Industries (ATI) has grown and prospered as a leading manufacturer of material handling and automated equipment. At ATI, we use the latest technology, newest equipment, and have a dedicated personnel to produce the finest quality material handling equipment in the entire industry! http://www.airtechnical.com/ | Air Technical Industries (ATI) has grown and prospered as a leading manufacturer of material handling and automated equipment. At ATI, we use the latest technology, newest equipment, and have a dedicated personnel to produce the finest quality material handling equipment in the entire industry! http://www.airtechnical.com/ | Air Technical Industries (ATI) has grown and prospered as a leading manufacturer of material handling and automated equipment. At ATI, we use the latest technology, newest equipment, and have a dedicated personnel to produce the finest quality material handling equipment in the entire industry! Recognizing & Avoiding The Risks. Presented by NBIS Insurance & Risk Management Team:. Michelle Lorenz . – Manager, Litigation & Claims. Cliff Shepherd . – Supervisor, Claims. Billy Smith . 13. TH. February 2014. 2. Safety work-stoppage. A VERY SAD . start to the year. Following our best ever annual safety performance in 2013 PDO & its contractors have suffered two horrific fatalities and five LTIs in 2014. BFNPER 155668, Reactor Bldg. Crane Main Hoist . Brake Study. Page. 1. of4. Attachment 1. BFNPER 155668, Reactor Bldg. Crane Main Hoist Brake Study. Introduction:.  . BFNPER155668. , During U1C7 outage, when the vessel head was raised approximately 4 inches off the vessel flange, the lift was stopped to verify a level rig to prevent binding on the guide caps or thread protectors. During this level check, the head slowly lowered back down to the reactor vessel flange. This slow lowering of the head was not observed by any of the riggers associated with the lift. After a short discussion between the Person in Charge (established per MMTP-103), the Flagman and the Crane Operator, a decision was made to lift the head again. The Refuel Floor Supervisor / Task Manager and the Refuel Floor SRO were not informed or consulted. It is important to note that the only personnel with the proper vantage point to see that the head had slowly lowered were the Person In Charge and the two craft personnel checking the head level. The vessel head was lifted a second time to approximately 4 inches and, again, the head slowly lowered back to the vessel flange. The lift was secured and the Refuel Floor Supervisor / Task Manager and the Refuel Floor SRO were informed. . CRANE AND RIGGING TRAINNG AND CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS BY OSHA AND ANSI/ASME STANDARDS. Shawn Khan October . 16, 2015. Overhead Crane Operators. OSHA and ANSI/ASME require all operators to be trained and tested either verbally or with a written test to include a hands-on evaluation.. Self - Erect Crane Operator Exam Getting Ready Guide BC Association for Crane Safety www.bcacs.ca Nov ember 2011 2 BC Association for Crane Safety (BCACS) Getting Ready Guide – Self - Ere ct OSHA Cranes and Derricks . Subpart . CC. Effective Date: Nov. 10, 2017. Signal . Person Qualifications. Qualifications of Maintenance and Repair Workers. Training. Hoisting Personnel. Multiple Crane/Derrick Lifts. Items that will impact Everyone. Qualified Signalperson. Qualified person means a person who, by possession of a recognized . degree, . certificate. , or professional standing, or who by extensive knowledge, training . The purpose of this class is to provide you with an overall foundation of knowledge pertaining to Cranes and Crane Safety.. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to identify types of cranes and their basic components, recognize hazards associated with cranes and understand safe operating practices based on guidelines established by OSHA. Four Corners Safety Network Presentation. Construction in Oil and Gas. Code of Federal Regulations. 1926.1400 Standard ( New 2010 ). 1926.1427 Standard Licensing . and Qualifications. Points of note. Short video. Questions. What must be established prior to the start of the task?. What must the operator do before it is safe for anyone to approach the crane, attachment or load?. What should you do if you notice one of the following:. rawing the Line on Crane Safety Lift PlanningSPEECH MUSIC PLAYING DESCRIPTION Text Drawing the Line on Safety Lift Planning Travelers SPEECH SPEAKER 1 None of us are as smart as all of us One smart cr