吊车指挥手语（The crane commands sign language）.doc

吊车指挥手语（The crane commands sign language） Lead it In order to ensure the safety of hoisting and hoisting, and to prevent accidents, and to meet the needs of scientific management, this standard is formulated. This standard provides a uniform policy for the basic signals used by field commanders and crane drivers and related safety techniques. 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 is not applicable to mine lifting equipment and manned elevator equipment. General gesture signal for a noun term -- a command gesture that is generally applicable in hoisting and hoisting of various types of cranes. Special gesture signal - a single command gesture used by a crane with special lifting, amplitude, and rotating mechanism. Hook (including sling, magnetic suction cup, grab, etc.) - the hook and the hook with the load. The crane advances or backward -- forward refers to the crane to the conductor; Back means a crane leaves the conductor. Before, after, left and right in the command language, the position of the driver is the benchmark. The sound symbol: -- represents a long sound symbol greater than one second, and . means a short sound symbol that is less than one second. Circle means a symbol of pause 2 signals used by the conductor 2.1 signal signal 2.1.1 general gesture signal prepare (note) the arm is straightened out and placed on the head, the five fingers naturally spread out and the palms remain motionless (figure 1). main hook single hand naturally clench the fist, put it on the head and touch the top of the head (figure 2) get the hook with one hand clenching, the forearm not moving up, the other hand sticking out, the palm of the hand touching the elbow joint (figure 3) lifting hook up small arms extend straight to the s