起重吊装安全培训教学课件(英文)-Cranes-HSE-Training.pptxVIP

起重吊装安全培训课件(英文) Cranes HSE Training;From 1992-2006, 323 construction worker deaths involving 307 crane incidents were identified An average of 22 construction worker deaths per year Electrocution by power-line contact was the most common type of incident, with 102 deaths (32%) reported. ;Cause of death # deaths % Overhead power line electrocutions 102 32% Crane collapses 68 21% Struck by crane booms/jibs* 59 18% Struck by crane loads 24 7% Caught in/between 21 7% Struck by cranes** 18 6% Other causes*** 31 10% Total 323 **** * 52 of 59 struck by crane booms/jibs were due to falling booms/jibs ** Includes 10 run over by mobile cranes *** Other causes includes 14 struck by other crane parts and 9 highway incidents ****Does not add to 100 due to rounding. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries ResearchFile;* Data from 2006 are preliminary; data from 1992-2005 are revised and final. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries Research;2. Crane Safety;Comply with the manufacturers specifications ;Beginning of each shift Each contractor crane operator shall perform a daily pre-operational safety inspection, prior to operating his assigned crane, using the crane manufacturer’s daily inspection checklist Raise hook to upper end of travel slowly to test limit switch If overhead type operate trolley bridge travel Observe drift after power release to determine brake adjustment;Rated load capacities shall be conspicuously posted. Warnings visible to operator while he is at his control station. ;A designated signalman shall be used at all times during the lifting, moving, and setting of a load. Only one designated signalman shall give signals to the crane operator. The designated signalman and crane operator shall verify that they are familiar with the same set of hand signals;Saudi Aramco Crane GI - 7.028 ;Inspection an