This document provides an overview of cranes, including their basic functions, common applications, types, selection criteria, key components, operational characteristics, inspections, standard signals, hazards, and safety practices. Cranes are mechanical lifting devices that can lift and move heavy loads both vertically and horizontally, and are commonly used in construction, dockyards, and manufacturing. The document outlines various types of cranes and factors to consider when selecting a crane, such as load capacity, height, boom length, and swing radius.

1. KNOW YOUR CRANE EEPL

2. EEPL CRANE - ? It is mechanical lifting device equipped with hoist,wire ropes, and sheaves that can be used both to lift and lower and move them horizontally. Invented By Greek

3. EEPL APPLICATION Cranes are commonly employed in the Construction Industry, Docks, and in Manufacturing Heavy Equipment's.

4. EEPL TYPES OF CRANES Mobile Crane Telescopic Crane Tower Crane Truck Mounted Crane Loader Crane / Hydra Crawler Crane Gantry Crane Over Head Crane Floating Crane Aerial Crane

6. EEPL PERFORMANCE EVIDENCE Safe Working Load Certificate by Competent Person Load Chart Issued by the Manufacturer

7. EEPL TERMINOLOGY Carrier Frame Boom Operators Cabin Outriggers Engine Drive Gear Box Breaks

8. EEPL TERMINOLOGY Hook Hoist Steering Axles & Tyers Suspension Electrical System Safety Devices Instrumentation's Tools & Tackles

9. EEPL BASIC OPERATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS Ability to lift and lower Ability to swing load around an axis of rotation Adjustable boom length Adjustable boom angles Ability to travel about the job site under their own power

10. EEPL INSPECTION Site / Earth (Soil) Crane Slings Hooks Wire Ropes D Shackles Manila & PP Ropes

11. EEPL KEY COMPONENTS OF A CRAWLER CRANE

12. EEPL CRANE INSPECTION CHECK LIST Prepare crane check list and ensure the crane is comply with the check list. If not, do necessary arrangements to comply with check list.

13. EEPL STANDARD CRANE SIGNALS

14. EEPL STANDARD CRANE SIGNALS

15. EEPL STANDARD CRANE SIGNALS

16. EEPL HAZARDS Over Head Electrical Power lines Tip over Over Load (beyond the rated capacity) Inadequate slings to the job & insecure

17. EEPL SAFE LIFTING Always use the crane manufacturers load chart provided for each crane Be sure about the weight of each load or calculate Never use visual signs of tipping as an indicator of lift capacity Ensure proper outrigger deployment and make sure outrigger pads are supported on firm.

18. EEPL SAFE LIFTING Avoid hoisting or moving suspended loads over workers and others within the crane swing radius. Barricade the swing radius area to keep unauthorised person entering. Never work under a suspended load Watch the signs of problems during each lift

19. EEPL SAFE LIFTING Always check the overhead power line and other obstructions. Work vertical plump at all times. Only move the load when you can see it, If you cant see it use a competent signaler. Feel load before you lift it avoid snatching load up dumping them down.

20. EEPL SAFE LIFTING Insist on slinging and do not lift unsafe loads When parking your crane at the end of your work period keep well clear of roads. Never leave your crane with loads suspended on hook.

21. EEPL SAFE LIFTING Leave the crane with The jib well up and cap locked in the force and apt position The brakes on The hook well clear of people and traffic All the control in off position The key removed

22. CRITICAL LIFT EEPL Means lift that exceeds 75 percent of the rated capacity of the crane or Requires use of more than one crane or winch

23. EEPL CRANE - ACCIDENTS 2005

24. EEPL CRANE ACCIDENTDS Crane Tip - over at a library expansion project

25. EEPL CRANE ACCIDENTDS Boom collapse during crane disassembly

26. EEPL CRANE ACCIDENTDS Mobile crane tip-over attempting to hoist water tank

27. EEPL CRANE ACCIDENTDS Mobile crane tip-over attempting to hoist a beam

28. EEPL TO AVOID ACCIDENTS Follow Manufacturers Instructions while Crane Operation. Develop and Implement Method of Statement for lifting of each objects / equipment's at Site. Do Job Safety Analysis for each and every activities.

29. EEPL SAFETY ACCIDENT CHOICE IS YOURS

30. EEPL Thank You