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NCCER Mod 6: Basic Rigging Vocab

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A simple rope-and-pulley system used to lift loads

a)

Block & Tackle

b)

Load

c)

Rejection Criteria

2.

A configuration using two or more slings to connect a load to a single hoist hook.

a)

Strand

b)

Bridle

c)

Load Control

3.

A single ring used to attach multiple slings to a hoist

a)

Load Stress

b)

Sheave

c)

Bull Ring

4.

An individual who is capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards or

working conditions that are hazardous,

unsanitary, or dangerous to employees,

and who has authorization to take prompt,

corrective measures to eliminate or

control these hazards and conditions

a)

Competent Person

b)

Qualified Person

5.

Core

a)

a large, tall machine used for moving heavy objects by suspending them from a projecting arm or beam

b)

A device used to move loads such as steel plates or concrete panels without

the use of slings.

c)

Center support member of a wire rope around which the strands are laid

6.

Hitch

a)

A device used to move loads such as steel plates or concrete panels without

the use of slings.

b)

The rigging configuration by which a sling connects the load to the hoist hook. The

three basic types of hitches are vertical,

choker, and basket.

7.

Hoist

a)

a device that applies a mechanical force for lifting or lowering a load

b)

the total amount of what is being lifted, including all slings, hitches, and hardware

8.

A device used to move loads such as steel plates or concrete panels without

the use of slings.

a)

Hitch

b)

Hoist

c)

Lifting Clamp

9.

Load

a)

the main connection fitting for chain slings

b)

the total amount of what is being lifted, including all slings, hitches, and hardware

c)

A configuration using two or more slings to connect a load to a single hoist hook.

10.

The safe and efficient practice of load manipulation, using proper

communication and handling technique

a)

Rated Capacity

b)

Load

c)

Load Control

11.

Master Link

a)

a surface in which a straight line joining two points lies wholly within that surface

b)

the main connection fitting for chain slings

12.

The lengthwise distance it takes for one strand of a wire rope to make one

complete turn around the core

a)

Core

b)

One Rope Lay

c)

Master Link

13.

Plane

a)

a surface in which a straight line joining two points lies wholly within that surface

b)

The maximum load weight a sling or piece of hardware or equipment can hold

or lift. Also called lifting capacity, working

capacity, working load limit (WLL)

14.

Qualified Person

a)

A person who, through the possession of a recognized degree, certificate, or

professional standing, or one who has

gained extensive knowledge, training, and

experience, has successfully

demonstrated his or her ability to solve

problems relating to the subject matter,

the work, or the project

b)

An individual who is capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards or

working conditions that are hazardous,

unsanitary, or dangerous to employees,

and who has authorization to take prompt,

corrective measures to eliminate or

control these hazards and conditions.

15.

The maximum load weight a sling or piece of hardware or equipment can hold

or lift. Also called lifting capacity, working

capacity, working load limit (WLL)

a)

Rated Capacity

b)

Load Rating

c)

Load

16.

A coupling device used to connect the rope to eye fittings, hooks, or connectors

a)

Hook

b)

Shackle

c)

Bridle

17.

Sling

a)

Wire rope, steel chain, metal mesh fabric, and webbing that is made into forms used to handle loads

b)

a surface in which a straight line joining two points lies wholly within that surface

c)

a device that applies a mechanical force for lifting or lowering a load

18.

A rope attached to a load during a lifting operation to allow a rigger to control swinging and/or rotation of a suspended load

a)

Sling

b)

Crane

c)

Tag Line

19.

Tattle Tail

a)

The rigging configuration by which a sling connects the load to the hoist hook. The

three basic types of hitches are vertical,

choker, and basket.

b)

A cord attached to the strands of an endless loop sling. It protrudes from the jacket. Used to determine if an endless sling has been stretched or overloaded.

20.

Several strands of metal wire twisted into a helix forming a composite rope, in a pattern known as laid rope.; it is attached to a crane or hoist and fitted with swivels, shackles or hooks to attach to a load and move it in a controlled matter

a)

Chain

b)

Synthetic Sling

c)

Wire Rope