Welcome to the Crane Inspection Knowledge Test! We're excited to have you participate and put your expertise to the test.
What is the primary purpose of inspecting a crane for safety?
When inspecting a crane's outriggers, what should you check for?
In a crane inspection, what should you ensure regarding the crane's tires or tracks (depending on the type of crane)?
In a crane inspection, what should you verify regarding the crane's brakes?
During an inspection, you find that the crane's load chart is missing. What should you do?
During a crane inspection, you find significant wear on the crane's hook. What should you do?
What is the purpose of inspecting the crane's counterweights?
During an inspection, you notice hydraulic fluid leaks on the crane. What action should you take?
What should be inspected on the crane's boom?
What is one of the first things you should check during a crane inspection?
What is the recommended action if you find a loose or missing bolt during a crane inspection?
What is the purpose of inspecting the crane's electrical components?
During an inspection, what should you check for regarding the crane's emergency stop system?
What is the final step after completing a crane safety inspection?
What is the purpose of load testing in crane inspections?
Which type of inspection should be performed before each use of a crane?
When inspecting the crane's control system, what should you verify?
What type of documentation should be available for the crane operator during an inspection?
Which type of inspection is typically performed by a qualified third-party organization to ensure crane safety compliance?
When inspecting a crane's wire ropes, what are you looking for?
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