Overhead crane training service at sa mining institute in northern cape - Kuruman

OVERHEAD CRANE TRAINING COURSE AT SA MINING INSTITUTE IN RUSTENBURG 0789683189/ 0794502866
An overhead crane, commonly called a bridge crane, is a type of crane found in industrial environments. An overhead crane consists of two parallel rails seated on longitudinal I-beams attached to opposite steel columns by means of brackets. The traveling bridge spans the gap.
All employees must wear safety gear, including hard hats, safety boots, eye protection glasses, work gloves, and high visibility apparel. Use barriers and signs around the crane to prevent anyone from walking under load. Do not stand directly under suspended loads. Secure all loads and equipment.
Overhead cranes have three main motions: They need to lift vertically. Move within the set range along rails. Move horizontally.
An overhead crane pendant provides detailed control over the individual speed and motion of the equipment. The operator of the crane can utilize the pushbuttons on the pendant to control each specific function of the crane from bridge travel, trolley direction, lift speed, etc.
Preliminary Equipment Check
1.Inspect the hoist, trolley, bridge, runway, and electric systems for loose, broken, or damaged parts.
2.Wire ropes should be reeved and seated correctly in drum grooves.
3.Check that the bottom block is not twisted (no two lengths of wire rope should touch).
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