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106 - Basic Rigging REVIEW QUESTIONS

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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1.

Slings are commonly made out of ______________.

a)

synthetic fibers, cast-iron links, and wire rope

b)

fiberglass strands, exotic metals, and synthetic rope

c)

synthetic material, alloy steel, and wire rope

d)

carbon fiber, stainless steel, and twisted pair cable

2.

If the identification tag on a synthetic sling is missing or illegible, the sling must be _________________.

a)

re-tagged by a qualified rigger on site

b)

removed from service immediately

c)

used only for minimal loads

d)

tested on a load to determine its capacity

3.

The size of a shackle is determined by the diameter of its __________________.

a)

body

b)

shank

c)

eye

d)

pin

4.

A type of rigging equipment that uses a pulley system to provide a mechanical advantage for lifting a load is a _____________________.

a)

fulcrum

b)

hitch

c)

hoist

d)

come-along

5.

When a load has not attachment points or when the attachment points are not practical for lifting, it is best to use a ____________________.

a)

bridle hitch

b)

vertical hitch

c)

multiple-leg hitch

d)

choker hitch

6.

Identification tags for slings must include the __________________.

a)

type of protective pads to use

b)

type of damage sustained during use

c)

color of the tattle-tail

d)

manufacturer's name or trademark

7.

The type of wire rope core that is susceptible to heat damage at relatively low temperatures is the _________________.

a)

fiber core

b)

strand core

c)

independent wire rope core

d)

metallic link supporting core

8.

Synthetic slings must be inspected ___________________.

a)

once every month

b)

visually at the start of each workweek

c)

before every use

d)

once wear or damage becomes apparent

9.

An alloy steel chain sling must be removed from service if there is evidence that _________________.

a)

the sling has been used in different hitch configurations

b)

replacement links have been used to repair the chain

c)

the sling has been used for more than one year

d)

strands of the supporting core have weakened

10.

A piece of rigging hardware used to couple the end of a wire rope to eye fittings, hooks, or other connections is a(n) ________________.

a)

eyebolt

b)

hitch

c)

shackle

d)

U-bolt

11.

A lifting clamp is most likely to be used to move loads such as ____________________.

a)

steel plates

b)

piping bundles

c)

concrete blocks

d)

plastic tubing

12.

Chain hoists are able to lift heavy loads by utilizing a _____________________.

a)

rope and pulley system

b)

rigger's strength

c)

stationary counterweight

d)

gear system

13.

Before attempting to lift a load with a chain hoist, make sure that the _______________________.

a)

hoist is secured to a come-along

b)

load is properly balanced

c)

tag lines are properly anchored

d)

tackle is connect to its power source

14.

A hitch configuration that allows slings to be connected to the same load without using a spreader beam is a ______________________.

a)

double-wrap hitch

b)

choker hitch

c)

bridle hitch

d)

basket hitch

15.

To make the Emergency Stop signal that is used by riggers, extend both arms ______________________________.

a)

horizontally with palms down and quickly move both arms back and forth

b)

directly in front and then move both arms up and down repeatedly

c)

vertically above the head and wave both arms back and forth

d)

horizontally with clenched fists and move both arms up and down.