Essential Safety Checks for Lifting Equipment and Workshop Compliance
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Mechanical Handling and Equipment Safety Compliance Protocols
I. Lifting, Rigging, and Load Management Standards
Hydraulic System Failure Mechanisms
Indicates some of the causes of accidents in lift and dump equipment: Failure mechanism due to lack of hydraulic pressure or leaks.
Two-Column Lift Requirements
Lifts must use two columns (not single pole position must raise).
Acceptable String Materials
Strings can be: hemp, polyester, nylon, polypropylene.
String Usage for Frescoes
String used for frescoes (False).
Lifting Element Condition
The lifting element: rope, wet.
Identification of Safety Device
This device is a thimble.
Chain Inspection Criteria
Chains should not be used if they show signs of: crushing or deformation.
Forklift Operation on Ramps
To lower a ramp with a forklift truck, the load must be positioned from behind (meaning uphill side).
Hook Opening Limit
If the hook opening exceeds fifteen percent (True).
Careful Lifting Procedure
Careful lifting requires two columns (True).
Load Limit Adherence
Never exceed the limit (True).
Risks of Manipulation
The risks of manipulation (False).
Preventing Vehicle Overturning
To prevent overturning during transportation, keep the load as low as possible.
Steel Cable Wear
A steel cable suffers more wear in a short thread (short lay).
Security Cable Application
A security cable is used on a conveyor belt.
Restraint Element Figure
Restraint element figure: conveyor belt.
Personnel Elevation Using Forklifts
The forklift can be used by staff for elevation (False).
Mechanical Load Transport
A load is transported mechanically when (True).
Missing Hook Component
What is missing on the hook set? The safety latch (insurance).
High Safety Factor Rationale
A high safety factor in the section is used to avoid breakage by overload.
Material Handling Item
From the following: pallet.
Technical Formula Reference
This formula is referred to as (C).
II. Material Integrity and Mechanical Operation
Material Fatigue Definition
Material fatigue consists of intermittent stresses (solicitations intermitentes).
Load Mechanical Support
A load is mechanically supported when it is supported by the plant (False).
Conveyor Belt Reset
The launch of a conveyor belt requires a manual reset.
Repair and Handling Protocol
Always ensure the motor is stopped when performing repairs or handling.
Mechanical Verification Requirement
For operational verification of mechanical equipment, put up posters in the visible part of the vehicle.
Equipment Quality Measures
Indicate which of these measures should be followed when using equipment: Ensure good quality.
Handling Hot Engines
A hot engine is dangerous to handle.
Handling with Engine Running
Handling equipment with the engine running is dangerous.
Correct Affirmation
Which of these affirmations is correct? Continuous inclinations.
III. Workshop Environment and Tool Safety
Workshop Ventilation
Workshops must be properly vented.
Auxiliary Machine Staffing
Operating auxiliary machines requires staff training.
Portable Tools Benefit
Portable tools facilitate work.
Noise Exposure Control
Noise exposure must be controlled if it cannot be eliminated.
Electrical Installation Requirement
Must have a safe electrical installation.
Guarantees
Although today the guarantees...
Machine Guards Requirement
Moving parts must have guards that prevent access (False).
Machine Stability Device
Device that prevents the machine from moving if it is shut down.
Compressed Air Use Prohibition
The use of compressed air (for cleaning personnel) is prohibited.
Pneumatic Tool Usage
Once a machine is running, pneumatic tools are used (False).
Compressed Air Compressors
Compressed air compressors have (False).
Discharged Battery Status
A discharged battery (False).
Electrical Protection Devices
Protection devices include: earth leakage and overload protection.
Safety Requirements
To be without them (Context missing).
Polyester Material Status
Polyester is a common material (False).
Mechanical Load Transport Risks
Risks exist in the transport of mechanical loads (False).