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Training Time: 12 minutes
Compatibility: Desktop, Tablet, Phone
Based on: Industry Standards and Best Practices
Languages: English, French
This course is intended for Canadian-based companies and individuals and meets Canadian regulations. Clear and consistent communication between a signal person and a crane operator is essential for safe crane operation. The use of standard hand signals will ensure there are no misunderstandings between the signal person and the crane operator. This module will cover standard hand signals that can be used for most crane operations.
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The following key questions are answered in this module:
What is the benefit of hand signals? Hand signals are often the most reliable form of communication because construction sites are noisy and radio communication can be easily misunderstood.
What are some universal hand signals? Raise, lower, swing, and stop signals are universal and are used for all crane types.
Does a signal person need to know how to operate a crane? Yes, the signal person must understand the operation and limitations of the equipment, so they can provide appropriate instructions.
When is a signal person required? Whenever the load of lift area are not in full view of the operator.
Can non-standard hand signals be used? Non-standard signals can be used, but only after the signal person and crane operator agree on the signals to be used.
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