塔吊指挥手势(国外英文资料).docVIP

塔吊指挥手势(国外英文资料) Hoisting the hoisting command signal GB 5082-1985 The 1985-07-01 implementation of ? Lead it In order to ensure the safety of hoisting, prevent accidents and meet the needs of scientific management, this standard is formulated. This standard sets out the basic signals and related safety techniques used by field commanders and crane drivers. This standard applies to the following types of hoisting machinery, bridge crane (including metallurgy crane), gantry crane, crane, cable crane, tower crane, portal crane, truck crane, tyre crane, rail crane, crawler crane, floating crane, mast cranes, deck cranes, etc. This standard does not apply to mine lifting equipment and human lift equipment. The term common gesture for a noun term, referring to the general purpose of a type of crane in the hoisting of a crane. Special hand signal - a command gesture that is used independently by a crane with a special rise, amplitude, and rotating mechanism. A hook (including a sling, an electromagnetic sucker, a grab, etc.) -- a hook with an empty hook and a payload. The crane advances or backward -- forward means the crane is approaching the conductor. Back means the crane leaves the conductor. Before, after, left, right in the command language, all are based on the position of the driver. Sound symbol: - means a long sound that is greater than a second, a means a short sound sign that is less than one second. The circle means the sign of the pause 2 controllers using signals 2.1 gesture signal 2.1.1 general preparation (note) arm unbend, placed in the overhead, five fingers naturally stretching, keeping your palms forward (figure 1). want the main hook single hand naturally clenched fist, above the head, lightly touched the top of the head (figure 2) vice hook to one hand clenched fists, forearm up motionless, another hand out, palm touch before hand, elbow (figure 3) hook up to the lateral forearm straight above, five fingers naturally stretching, higher than the sh