The way we Lift is Changing Quiz

What is a blind lift?

• A lift conducted when the Crane Operator cannot see the load.

• A lift conducted only at night.

• A lift that does not involve any heavy machinery.

What are the characteristics of complex lift?

• The lift has never been done before on that worksite.

• The lifting team have not carried out this lift before.

• The lifting team have not used the specified lifting equipment during day-to-day operations and are not experienced with its use.

• The lift involves the lifting of people.

What is the difference between a Lift Planner and a Lift Supervisor?

• A Lift Planner is only involved in on-site supervision, while a Lift Supervisor plans the entire operation.

• A Lift Planner operates the crane, while a Lift Supervisor manages the load.

• A Lift Planner is responsible for planning and risk assessment, while a Lift Supervisor actively supervises the lifting operation.

• A Lift Planner coordinates with other departments, while a Lift Supervisor reports to the safety officer.

What are the new terms for lift planning?

• Simple, Complex, Engineered

• Standard, Advanced, Critical

• Routine, Non Routine, Engineered

How many meters are considered safe when conducting lifting near power cables?

• 5 meters

• 20 meters

• 15 meters

• 10 meters

What is the correct method for guiding a load?

• By ropes

• By taglines and push poles

• By hand

When is hands-on guidance of suspended loads allowed?

• • Anytime, as long as it's faster than using tag lines.

• • Always, as long as the worker is experienced.

• • Only when the Task Risk Assessment (TRA) demonstrates acceptable risk reduction and controls are implemented.

• • Whenever the team leader approves, regardless of the TRA.