RIGGER BOOK LEVEL 1&2

Saudi Aramco
 RIGGER LEVEL 1&2 CERTIFICATION BOOK
*AIR TUGGER*
1. Air Tuggers can only be used to.?
A. Lift personnel.
B. Perform tandem lift.
C. Hoist material.
D. Drag loads.
*BLIND LIFT*
2. Blind lift is when the lift does not allow direct visual contact between.?
A. The crane operator and the load.
B. The crane operator and the signalman.
C. The signalman and the load.
D. The signalman and the boom.
3. When using a radio for a blind lift what precaution’s must be taken.?
A. The lift must be at night.
B. The crane must be hydraulic.
C. The signalman must be visible.
D. Back-up communication must in place.
*CRITICAL LIFTS*
4. Before giving signature approval to a lift plan the rigger-1 must.?
A. Phone the lift supervisor to conform the lift parameter.
B. Physically inspect the lift site.
C. Phone loss prevention To conform lift weight.
D. Check the load weight and radius with the foreman.
5. Tandem lift of over 40 tones can only be performed by.?
A. Rigger-II.
B. Rigger -III.
C. Rigger -I.
D. Crane and rigging specialist.
6. A blanket or multiple use critical lift plan can be used.?
A. When the load and radius are the same.
B. When the crane and boom length are the same.
C. When the crane lift are identical.
D. When the crane capacity is the same.
7. Critical lifts may be performed by.?
A. Any level rigger.
B. Rigger certified for the load category.
C. Rigger supervisors.
D. Engineer.
8. A critical lift In Saudi Aramco is when a crane boom or boom attachment is working
within ________ meters of any hydrocarbon and/or pressurized piping area.?
A. 10 M. (M=Meters)
B. 12 M.
C. 15 M.
D. 20 M.
9. A critical lift in Saudi Aramco is when a crane boom or boom attachment is working
within ________ meter of any populated / traffic areas.?
A. 18 M. (M=Meters)
B. 15 M.
C. 12 M.
D. 10 M.
10. Critical lift plans must be reviewed and signed prior to the lift by.?
A. Saudi Aramco superintendent.
B. Saudi Aramco safety engineer.
C. Saudi Aramco certified rigger-I.
D. Saudi Aramco loss prevention representative.
11. A critical lift in Saudi Aramco is when the load exceeds.?
A. 10 Tons.
B. 30 Tons.
C. 40 Tons.
D. 50 Tons.
12. A critical lift in Saudi Aramco is when any load exceeds ____% of the crane rated
capacity.?
A. 65%.
B. 75%.
C. 85%.
D. 90%.
13. A crane has a rated capacity of 20,000 lbs. applying the rule for critical lifts from
7.028, What is the maximum load weight that can be lifted without a critical plan.?
A. 17,000 lbs.
B. 15,000 lbs. (20,000 x 0.85)
C. 10,000 lbs.
D. 8,500 lbs.
14. A crane has a rated capacity of 16,000lbs what is the maximum load weight that can
be lifted without a lift plan.?
A. 8,500 lbs.
B. 13,600 lbs. (16,000 x 0.85)
C. 12,000 lbs.
D. 15000 lbs.
15. A crane has a rated capacity of 37,000lbs what is the maximum load weight that can
be without a lift plan.?
A. 30,000 lbs.
B. 31,450 lbs. (37,000X0.85)
C. 35,000 lbs.
D. 36,000 lbs.
16. A crane has a rated capacity of 56,000lbs, what is the maximum load weight that can
be lifted without a lift plan.?
A. 28,000 lbs.
B. 36,000 lbs. (56,000X0.85)
C. 42,000 lbs.
D. 47,600 lbs.
*NIGHT-TIME LIFTS*
17. Night-Time lift (except during a T&I or shut down) must have written approval from.?
A. The facility manger.
B. The site superintendent.
C. The site supervisor.
D. The job foreman.
18. Night-Time personnel platform lift must have prior written approval from.?
A. The site superintendent.
B. The site supervisor.
C. The facility manger.
D. The job foreman.
 *GENERAL LIFTS*
19. Personnel with Saudi Aramco crane operator and rigger certification can.?
A. Perform both functions during a lift.
B. Only perform one function.
C. Can operate the crane and supervise the lift.
D. Can sign lift plans as both operator and rigger.
20. When working less then ______Meters fully extended boom lengths from energized
power -lines, a designated signalman must be positioned to ensure safe distances are
maintained.?
A. 1 M.
B. 1½ M.
C. 2M.
D. 2½M.
21. What is the maximum standard load that can be rigged by a rigger-III Without
supervision.?
A. 5 Tons.
B. 8 Tons.
C. 10 Tons.
D. 12 Tons.
22. What is the maximum standard load that can be rigged by a rigger-II Without
supervision.?
A. 10 Tons.
B. 20 Tons.
C. 30 Tons.
D. 40 Tons.
23. What level of rigger can approve critical lift plans.?
A. Rigger-III.
B. Rigger-II.
C. Rigger-I.
D. Rigger specialist.
24. When can a rigger-III or rigger-II loads exceeding their certification level.?
A. When the load is a standard lift.
B. When supervised by a rigger of the higher certification.
C. When supervised by a Forman.
D. When less than 85% of the cranes capacity.
25. Load of 40 Tons and greater must always be supervised.?
A. A Rigging specialist.
B. A Rigger-I.
C. A Site supervisor.
D. A superintendent.
26. Before signing a critical lift plan, the rigger must.?
A. Ask for a report from the lift plan originator.
B. Physically inspect the lift site and equipment be used.
C. Have the site inspected by loss prevention.
D. Have a site inspection by the safety officer.

27. When working less than 1 ½ fully extended boom lengths from energized power-lines,
what precaution must be taken.?
A. Use synthetic slings.
B. Barricade the area below the power lines.
C. Do not work when humidity is high.
D. Positioned a signalman to ensure safe distance.
28. Standard crane lifts can be performed by.?
A. Any employee with rigging experience.
B. Crane operators giving directions.
C. Certified rigger-III or above.
D. General workers with rigging knowledge.
29. A cranes working near trenches and evacuations (class “A” soils) shall be a minimum
distance from the trench or.?
A. The depth of the trench.
B. The width of the trench.
C. The length of the crane.
D. The width of the crane.
30. When tower crane are left unattended the.?
A. The slew brake must be engaged.
B. The boom must be secured to a structure.
C. The hoist must be secured to the mast.
D. The slew break must be release.
31. When can a crane with a suspended load left unattended.?
A. At the end of a work shift .
B. When instructed by the supervisor.
C. At the break times.
C. Never.
32. When operating a crane in confined areas, what safety precaution must be applied.?
A. Activate 4-way hazards and be aware of pedestrians.
B. Erect safety barriers and sound horn when maneuvering.
C. Use indicators and turn on the lights.
D. Activate 4-way hazards and turn on the lights.
33. When are Tag lines are used.?
A. When authorized by the supervisor.
B. When authorized by the rigger.
C. Only in windy conditions.
D. At all times to control the loads.
34. What is purpose of tag lines.?
A. To control suspended lad site.
B. To tie off suspended loads to the hook block.
C. To tie off suspended loads to the crane.
D. To control the boom swing.
35. When a load is floated, what must be checked before the lift can be continued.?
A. The radius, weight of the load, and distance.
B. The boom angle, balance of the load, and rigging.
C. The host brake, balance of the load, radius and distance.
D. The balance of the load, rigging, and hoist brake.
36. Why must loads be floated.?
A. To make sure that the outriggers are fully extended.
B. To make sure that the capacity of the crane is correct.
C. To make sure that the hoist brake holds.
D. To check that the boom angle is correct.
37. What two forms of communications are used to give information to the same
operator.?
A. Hand signals and telephone.
B. Two- why radios and flags.
C. Hand signals and two-way radios.
D. Hand signals and load speakers.
38. Crane must not be operated if the wind exceeds_____.?
A. 32 km/h.
B. 30 Km/h.
C. 28 km/h.
D. 26 Km/h.
39. Why are safety latches fitted to crane hooks.?
A. To increase the S.W.L of the hooks.
B. To prevent slings being removed from the hooks.
C. To prevent slings slipping from the hooks.
D. To make it easier to attach slings to the hook.
40. What affects the capacity of a crane.?
A. The inspection date.
B. The service date.
C. The boom length.
D. The identification plan.
41. What affects the capacity of a crane.?
A. The length of the load.
B. The radius.
C. The wheel size.
D. The number of wheels.
42. In What condition must a crane be before lifting operations are undertaken.?
A. Planted.
B. Leveled.
C. Greased.
D. Cleaned.
43. What is the minimum distance the between the superstructure of a crane and any
obstacle when no barrier in place.?
A. 2 Ft. (F=Feet)
B. 4 Ft.
C. 1 Ft.
D. 5 Ft.
44. How is the level of a crane checked.?
A. By fully extending the boom sections.
B. By measuring the radius of the load.
C. By positioning the crane close to the ground.
D. By centering the hoist line with the boom.
45. What precaution must be taken when positioning cranes equipped with outriggers on
soft ground.?
A. Place outriggers and tires on the ground.
B. Use only a short boom.
C. Lift over the front only.
D. Place pads under the outrigger floats.
46. What is the correct position of the triggers before lifting operations can be started.?
A. Over the rear.
B. Retracted.
C. Extended.
D. Stowed.
47. What limits the capacity of a crane.?
A. Boom configuration.
B. Structural strength.
C. Machine stability.
D. Outrigger being out.
48. What do the number below the bold line on a load chart indicate.?
A. The capacity by the structural strength.
B. The capacity for on- rubber duties.
C. The capacity with the outriggers out.
D. The capacity by the machine’s stability.
49. Where is the maximum rated load for any crane found.?
A. G.I manual.
B. Logbook.
C. Maintenance checklist.
D. Load chart.
50. What is the distance from the center of rotation of a crane to the center of a load
called.?
A. Centers.
B. Boom length.
C. Radius.
D. Crane reach.
51. When calculating the gross load weight, what must be included.?
A. The headache ball.
B. All the equipment on the boom.
C. The crane block.
D. The capacity of the wire rope.
52. Why does the capacity of a crane increase when the boom is retracted.?
A. Because the boom angle has decreased.
B. Because the radius has increased.
C. Because the boom angle has increased.
D. Because the radius has decreased.
53. Why does the capacity of a crane decrease when the boom is extended.?
A. Because the radius is decreased.
B. Because the boom angle is decreased.
C. Because the radius is increased.
D. Because the boom angle is increased.
54. What information is needed before a load chart can be used.?
A. Capacity of slings and weight of load.
B. Weight of load, radius, and height of lift.
C. Wire rope parts, weight of load and capacity of slings.
D. Distance of lift and capacity of slings.
55. What information is obtained from a load chat.?
A. Radius, boom length, angle capacity and range of crane.
B. Required tire pressures, slings capacity and boom length.
C. Radius, sling capacity and angle range.
D. Boom length, angle range, sling capacity and wire rope parts.
56. Why is a load chart needed.?
A. To see the correct weight of the load.
B. To calculate the correct crane configuration.
C. To make sure a lift is within the crane’s capacity.
D. To Check the right amount of wire parts are used.
57. Where can the information be found on a crane’s quadrants of operation.?
A. On the boom of the crane.
B. In the maintenance checklist.
C. On the load chart.
D. On the chassis of the crane.
58. What must be done if the boom is between two values on a range chart.?
A. Use a shorter boom length.
B. Calculate the difference.
C. Use a longer boom length.
D. Move the crane.
59.What must be done if the radius of a crane is between two values on a load chart .?
A. Use the lifting capacity of the longest radius.
B. Used the Lifting Capacity for the shortest radius.
C. Calculate the gap difference.
D. Move the crane.
60. What must the crane capacity be based on when the outriggers cannot be fully
extended.?
A. 75% of the capacity chart.
B. 50% of the capacity chart.
C. 25% of the capacity chart.
D. On the rubber capacity chart.
61. When hoist lines are not vertical during a tandem lift operation, the boom is
subjected to_______.?
A. Dynamic loading.
B. Side-loading.
C. Horizontal loading.
D. Non-vertical loading.
62. When performing tandem lifts, area must be_______.?
A. Barricaded.
B. Clean.
C. Asphalted.
D. Open.
63. How is the crane’s weight distributed over a large area during tandem lifts.?
A. By placing mats under the front stabilizers pads.
B. By using only the stabilizer pads.
C. By placing mats under all stabilizers pads.
D. By blocking the outrigger beams.
64. Screw pin shackles attached to personnel working platforms must be______.?
A. Painted.
B. Safety wired.
C. A minimum ½” diameter.
D. Welded to the platform.
65. How much must the cranes capacity be Derated for a personnel platform operation.?
A. 25%.
B. 50%.
C. 75%.
D. 100%.
66. Before the personnel platform operation can start, who must sign the work permit.?
A. The Rigger-II and crane operator.
B. The Rigger-I and superintendent.
C. The crane operator and foreman.
D. The crane operator and rigger-I.
67. What must be fitted to cranes to perform a personnel platform.?
A. A wire rope clip.
B. A headache ball.
C. A shackle.
D. An anti-two block.
68. What must workmen wear when working in a personnel platform.?
A. Safety gloves.
B. Safety belts.
C. Coveralls.
D. Air packs.
69. Personnel platform operations must not be done in wind speeds of_______.?
A. 10 mph. A. 10 Km/h. (mph=miles per/ hour)
B. 15 mph. B. 20 Km/h. ( km/h =kilo meter/ hour)
C. 20 mph. C. 20 Km/h.
D. 25 mph D. 15 km/h.
70. What must be fitted to any crane bling used for man basket.?
A. A limit switch.
B. A main hook.
C. A headache ball.
D. A swing away jib.
71.What Saudi Aramco G.I specifies the procedures and safety requirements for personnel
platform operations.?
A. 8.001
B. 3.222
C. 7.027
D. 9.028
72. When must personnel platforms be inspected by inspection Department.?
A. Every year.
B. Every 6 months.
C. Every 2 months.
D. Every 1 month.
73. What are personnel work platforms classed as.?
A. Regular lifts.
B. Critical lifts.
C. Blind lifts.
D. Safe lifts.
74. What is the minimum sling angle for any personnel platform lift.?
A. 30 degrees.
B. 35 degrees.
C. 45 degrees.
D. 25 degrees.
75. What is required to perform any working platform operation.?
A. A road plan.
B. A rigging plan.
C. An operational plan.
D. A plant operating plan.
76. What must be issued before any crane be operated.?
A. A service certificate.
B. A valid inspection sticker.
C. A current color sticker.
D. The stated size and type of crane.
77. Crane wheels must be clear of the ground before lifting any load so that the lifting
capacity of the crane is _________.?
A. Changed.
B. Decreased.
C. Retained.
D. Increased.
78. What is the minimum distance a crane must be positioned from 125,000volt overhead
power lines.?
A. 40 Feet
B. 30 Feet
C. 15 Feet
D. 20 Feet
79. When performing tandem/multiple crane lifts, the entire operation must______.?
A. Use crawler cranes.
B. Be under 10 Ton.
C. Be outside plant areas.
D. Have a lift plan.
80. During tandem/multiple lifts, cranes must not be loaded to more then ______.?
A. 25% of the crane capacity.
B. 50% of the crane capacity.
C. 75% of the crane capacity.
D. 90% of the crane capacity.
81. When raising a load to the vertical position, the crane lifting the bottom of the load
must have a capacity exceeding________.?
A. 10% of the load weight.
B. 25% of the load weight.
C. 50% of the load weight.
D. 100% of the load weight.
82. The crane used to suspend the load during a tailing lift must have a capacity
exceeding____.?
A. 10% of the load weight.
B. 25% of the load weight.
C. 50% of the load weight.
D. 100% of the load weight.
83. The crane’s capacities for any tailing lift must be based on.?
A. 25% of the crane capacity.
B. 50% of the crane capacity.
C. 75% of the crane capacity.
D. 100% of the crane capacity.
84. On tailing lifts, what equipment ensures the load hangs freely and the weight is
evenly distributed.?
A. Lifting beams.
B. Shackles.
C. Come-a longs.
D. Slings.
85. Tandem/multiple or tailing lift cannot be performed in wind speed of_____.?
A. 5 mph ( mph=miles per hour)
B. 10 mph
C. 15 mph
D. 20 mph
86. In tandem lifting operations, who decides which crane lifts first and places the load
last.?
A. Rigger involved in the lift.
B. Competent person/rigger-I in- charge of the lift.
C. Operators operating the cranes.
D. Anyone involved in the lift.
87. What position must the swing blocks of both cranes be in when doing a tandem lift.?
A. Engaged.
B. Locked.
C. Activated.
D. Disengaged.
88. why must a load be floated when tandem lifting.?
A. To check the brake holding devices.
B. To check the weight of the load.
C. To stabilize the cranes.
D. To check clearance.
89. Which two people must be in radio communication with each other during a tandem
lift.?
A. Crane operator and superintendent.
B. Signalman and riggers.
C. Supervisor and signal man.
D. Crane operator and rigger directing the lift.
90. How much of a crane’s capacity is derated when tandem lifting.?
A. 10%
B. 15%
C. 25%
D. 45%
91. What type of cranes are recommended to be used when tandem lifting.?
A. Lattice and Hydraulic.
B. Equal capacity and same models.
C. Any model or type.
D. Truck-mounted and crawler.
92. During tandem lift operation, the cranes must be positioned so that the_________.?
A. The hoist movements are minimized.
B. The boom movements are minimized.
C. The outrigger movements are minimized.
D. The cab movements are minimized.
93. During tandem and multiple crane lifts, the hoist lines must be kept______.?
A. Vertical.
B. Horizontal.
C. Stationary.
D. Moving.
94. High-level/long- reach crane lifts cannot be made in wind speeds of________.?
A. 20 mph (mph=mile per/hour)
B. 30 mph
C. 40 mph
D. 60 mph
95. What is required when performing high-level/long reach crane lifts.?
A. Cold work permit.
B. Lift Plan.
C. Personnel platform permit.
D. Inspection Checklist.
96. A high-level/long-reach lift using a hydraulic crane is when the lift exceeds the length
of________.?
A. The boom base section fully extended.
B. All the midsections.
C. All main boom sections fully extended.
D. All lift hoist line.
97. A high- level/long-reach crane lift using a lattice boom crane is when the lift requires
the boom to be more than the______.?
A. Base section, one midsection, and tip section.
B. Base section and tip section.
C. Base section, four section and tip section.
D. Midsection and tip section.
98. Before any high-level/long-reach crane lift can be Undertaken, the rigger must
ensure that carne operator.?
A. Is certified to Operated the crane configuration.
B. Has a crane manual and work permit.
C. Has a basic crane operator’s certificate.
D. Is certified for pick and carry operations.
99. When performing high-level/long reach crane lifts, the rigger must ensure that he
is______.?
A. Wearing safety glasses.
B. Positioned under the boom.
C. Positioned behind the crane.
D. Visible to the operator.
100. When performing pick and carry operations with a rough- terrain crane, the boom
must be positioned over the______.?
A. Back of the crane.
B. Right side of the crane.
C. Left side of the crane.
D. Front side of the crane
03101. When performing pick and carry operations, the load must be_______.?
A. Tied back to the boom.
B. Tide back to the carrier.
C. Allowed to swing.
D. Tide to the driver cab.
102. If a crane is designated to perform pick and carry duties, the details will be available
in the______.?
A. Load charts.
B. Engine specifications.
C. Operator’s log.
D. Range diagram.
103. Before performing any pick and carry operation, the rigger must ensure the travel
path is_____.?
A. Made of soft level sand.
B. Inclined towards the pick-up point.
C. Made of asphalt or concrete.
D. Level and in good condition.
104. Before starting any pick and carry operation, the rigger must______.?
A. Explain the signals to be used.
B. Stand in front if the crane.
C. Operate the tailing crane.
D. Deflate the crane tires.
105. Before performing any pick and carry operations, the rigger must ensure that the
crane operator has_____.?
A. Removed the counter weight.
B. Extended the power pin fly.
C. Attached the fly jib.
D. Checked the tire pressures.
106. When performing pick and carry operations, lifting is permitted from the ______.?
A. Main boom only.
B. Boom extension.
C. Swing away.
D. Fly jib.
107. 106. When performing pick and carry operations, with an all terrain crane, the boom
must be centered over the________.?
A. Front of the crane.
B. Rear of the crane.
C. Side of the crane.
D. Corner of the crane.
108. Where is the information located to determine if a crane can be used for pick and
carry duties.?
A. Operator’s manual.
B. Saudi Aramco G.I s.
C. Riggers Handbook.
D. Load charts.
109. When performing pick and carry operations, the load must be_____.?
A. Left to swing free.
B. Raised to the boom tip.
C. Secured to the carrier.
D. Secured to the boom.
110. When transporting a pick and carry “on rubber” the outriggers must be fully. ___?
A. Extended and stabilizers retracted.
B. Retracted and stabilizers extended.
C. Extended and stabilizers extended.
D. Removed.
111. When performing pick and carry operations, the travel direction of the crane must
be_____.?
A. In line with the center of crane.
B. In the reverse direction of the load.
C. In the direction of the load.
D. Sideways to the load.
112. Who does the random audits of slings and rigging hardware.?
A. Loss prevention.
B. Roads and Heavy Equipment.
C. Inspection Department.
D. Rigger training Department.
113. Who must inspect the rigging hardware.?
A. Certified Crane inspector.
B. Certified Rigger.
C. Supervisor.
D. Store keeper.
114. When must the periodic inspection of rigging equipment be done.?
A. Every 3 months.
B. Every 4 months.
C. Every 12 months.
D. Every 6 months.
115. Records are not required to be entered in the sling log for ______.?
A. Periodic inspections.
B. Frequent inspections.
C. Daily inspections.
D. Annual inspections.
116. What is the G.I contains the requirements of selecting, maintenance and inspection
of rigging equipment.?
A. 7.030
B. 7.08
C. 7.29
D. 7.027

117. Refer to graphic and the tables. What is the capacity of the hitch arrangement
shown.?

A. 4,500 lbs
B. 7,600 lbs
C. 11,400 lbs
D. 16,500 lbs 60°

⅝” DIA wire rope sling

6 x 19, IPS, FC

RIGGID_LOAD
118. Refer to graphic and the tables. What is the capacity of the hitch Arrangement
shown.?
A. 13,400 lbs
B. 16,500 lbs
C. 19,000 lbs 60°
D. 33,000 lbs

¾”DIA. Rope slings

6 x19, IPS, FC

119. Refer to Graphic and the tables. What diameter of sling required for the load
shown.__?

A. ½”
B. ¾”
C. 1”
D. 1-⅛”
60°

m
Wire rope sling 14 Ton
6 x 19, IPS, FC

RIGGID_LOAD

120. Refer to Graphic and the tables. What diameter of sling is required for the load
shown.__?

A. ½”
B. ⅝” 45°
C. ⅞”
D. 1”

Wire rope sling

6 x 19, IPS, FC

Weight of load 8 Ton

121. Refer to graphic and the tables. What is the capacity of the hitch Arrangement
shown.?

A. 4,400 lbs
B. 4,650 lbs
C. 3,975 lbs 30°
D. 3,300 lbs

½” DIA wire rope sling

6 x 19, IPS, FC

122. Refer to Graphic and the tables. What diameter of sling required for the load
shown.__?

A. ¾”
B. ⅞”
C. 1”
D. 1-⅟4”
60°
Wire rope sling
6 x 19, IPS, FC

Flexible load

123. Refer to graphic and the tables. What is the capacity of the hitch Arrangement
shown.?

A. 13,575 lbs
B. 18,100 lbs 45°
C. 22,200 lbs
D. 23,600 lbs

⅞” DIA Wire rope sling

6 x 19, IPS, FC
124. Refer to Graphic and the tables. What diameter of sling is required for the load
shown.__?

A. 1”
B. 1-⅟4”
C. 1-⅜”
D. 1-½” 30°

Wire rope sling

6 x 19, IPS, FC

125. Refer to Graphic and the tables. What diameter of sling is required for the load
shown.__?

A. ⅝”
B. ¾”
C. ⅞” 60°
D. 1”

Wire Rope slings

6 x19, IPS, FC

126. Refer to graphic and the tables. What is the capacity of the hitch Arrangement
shown.?
A. 9,600 lbs
B. 12,800 lbs
C. 16,700 lbs
D. 25,600 lbs

⅞” DIA Wire rope sling

6 x 19, IPS, FC
127. Refer to graphic and the tables. What is the capacity of the hitch Arrangement
shown.?

A. 9,500 lbs
B. 10,050 lbs
C. 12,375 lbs
D. 13,400 lbs 45°

¾ DIA Wire rope sling

6 x 19, IPS, FC

128. Refer to Graphic and the tables. What diameter of sling is required for the load
shown.__?
A. ½”
B. ⅝”
C. ¾”
D. ⅞”

¾ DIA Wire rope sling

6 x 19, IPS, FC

Weight of load 5,250 lbs

129. Refer to Graphic and the tables. What diameter of sling is required for the load
shown.__?

A. 5/16 ”
B. 7/16 “ 60°
C. 9 / 16 “
D. ¾ “

Wire rope sling

6 x 19, IPS, FC

Flexible load
130. Refer to Graphic and the tables. What diameter of sling is required for the load
shown.__?

A. ⅞”
B. ⅝” 45°
9
C. / 16 “
D. ½”
Wire rope sling
6 x 19, IPS, FC

Weight of load 12,000 lbs

131. Refer to graphic and the tables. What is the capacity of the hitch Arrangement
shown.?

A. 9,600 lbs
B. 12,800 lbs
C. 18,100 lbs 60°
D. 22,200 lbs

⅞” DIA wire rope sling

6 x 19, IPS, FC

132. Refer to graphic and the tables. What is the capacity of the hitch arrangement
shown.?

A. 22,800 lds
B. 17,100 lbs
C. 12,466 lbs
D. 11,400 lbs 60°

⅝” DIA wire rope sling

6 x 19, IPS, FC

Flexible load
133. Refer to Graphic and the tables. What diameter of sling is required for the load
shown.__?

A. ½”
B. ⅝” 45°
C. ¾”
D. ⅞”

Wire rope sling

6 x 19, IPS, FC

Rigid load
134. Refer to Graphic and the tables. What diameter of sling is required for the load
shown.__?

A. 1-⅝”
B. 1-⅟2”
C. 1-⅟4”
D. 1” 45°

Wire rope sling

6 x 19, IPS, FC

135. Refer to graphic and the tables. What is the capacity of the hitch Arrangement
shown.?

A. 7,500 lbs
B. 9,350 lbs
C. 11,400 lbs 45°
D. 13,400 lbs

⅝” DIA wire rope sling

6 x 19, IPS, FC
136. Refer to graphic and the tables. What is the capacity of the hitch Arrangement
shown.?
A. 18,100 lbs
B. 22,200 lbs
C. 44,400 lbs 60°
D. 57,800 lbs

⅞”DIA. Rope slings

6 x19, IPS, FC

137. Refer to Graphic and the tables. What diameter of sling is required for the load
shown.__?

A. ⅜”
B. ½”
C. ⅝”
D. ⅞” 60°

DIA Wire rope sling

6 x 19, IPS, FC

Weight of load 3,500 lbs

138. Refer to Graphic and the tables. What diameter of sling is required for the load
shown.__?

A. ½”
B. ⅝”
C. ¾” 45°
D. ⅞”

Wire Rope slings

6 x19, IPS, FC
139. Refer to Graphic and the tables. What diameter of sling required for the load
shown.__?

A. ⅞”
B. ⅝”
C. ¾”
D. ½”
60°
Wire rope sling
6 x 19, IPS, FC
20,000 lbs

Flexible load
140. Refer to graphic and the tables. What is the capacity of the hitch Arrangement
shown.?

A. 13,400 lbs
B. 16,500 lbs
C. 19,000 lbs 60°
D. 22,210 lbs

⅟4” DIA wire rope sling

6 x 19, IPS, FC

141. Refer to Graphic and the tables. What diameter of sling required for the load
shown.__?

A. 1”
B. ⅞”
C. ¾”
D. ⅝”
60°
Wire rope sling
6 x 19, IPS, FC
20,000 lbs

Flexible load
142. Refer to Graphic and the tables. What diameter of sling is required for the load
shown.__?

A. ½”
B. ¾” 60°
⅞
C. “
D. 1”

Wire rope sling

6 x 19, IPS, FC

Weight of load 10,000 lbs

143. How to calculate concrete weight Feet and inch.?
Exp :- (concrete block formula=150)
(L x W x H x Formula =value)

H=Height

W=width L= Length

1). 6 x 4 x 4x 150 = 14400 lbs

Exp:- 6 feet x 4 feet x 4 feet x 150 =14400 lbs. (14400 lbs ÷ 2 = 7200 kgs )

2). 6 x 4.6 x 4.9 x 150 = 19237.5 lbs. (19237.5lbs ÷ 2 =9618.75 kgs)

Exp:-1). 6 feet x 4 feet.6inch x 4 feet.9inch x 150 = 19237.5lbs
6 x 4.50 x 4.75 x150 = 19237.5 lbs
Exp:-3). 6.3 x 4.6 x 4.9 x150 = 20039 lbs 3 6
6.25 x 4.6 x 4.9 x 150 = 20039 lbs 25 50
6.3 x 4.50 x 4.75 x150 = 20039 lbs
75 100
9 12
12inch= 1 feet
12 ÷ 4 = 3
Exp:- 4). 3 x 5 x 6 x 150 = 13500 lbs
3.3 x 5.6 x 6.9 x 150 = 18098 lbs (3feet.3inch x 5 feet.6inch x 6 feet.9inch x150 )
3.25 x 5.50 x 6.75 x = 18098 lbs.
144. How to calculate PLATE CLAMP weight feet and inch.?
Steel plate formula = 1inch =40.8
= ½ inch =20.4 W= width (4 Ft) W= width( 4Ft)
Exp:-1) ½ inch plate clamp weight.?
H x W =? ____1
L x W=? _____2
H X W=? ____3
(1 + 2 + 3 )= ? X 20.4 = ans H= Height (15Ft) H= Height(15 FT)

L= Length (12 Ft)

Exp:- 1). 15 x 4 = 60
4 x 4 = 16
15 x 4 = 60
(60 + 16 + 60)= 136 x 20.4 =2774.4 lbs

Exp:- 2). 1 inch plate clamp weight.?

W = Width (3 Ft)

Exp:- 20 x 3 = 60 H= Height (20Ft)

3x3=9
(60+9)= 69 x 40.8 = 2815 lbs

W =(3Ft)
L= Length(6Ft)