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knowledge check part ii

The document contains a knowledge check for basic rigging and signaling with multiple-choice questions. It includes case studies that illustrate practical applications of rigging concepts, such as load calculations, equipment inspections, and proper attachment methods. Key topics covered include the purpose of load calculations, differences between rigging components, inspection frequency, and the role of taglines.

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knowledge check part ii

The document contains a knowledge check for basic rigging and signaling with multiple-choice questions. It includes case studies that illustrate practical applications of rigging concepts, such as load calculations, equipment inspections, and proper attachment methods. Key topics covered include the purpose of load calculations, differences between rigging components, inspection frequency, and the role of taglines.

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Knowledge check for basic rigging and singing

1. What is the primary purpose of a load calculation in rigging?

Case Study: A construction site requires lifting a 2-ton concrete slab using a crane. What factors should
be considered in the load calculation?

A) Weight of the slab only

B) Weight of the slab, crane, and rigging equipment

C) Weight of the slab and wind resistance

D) Weight of the slab and angle of lift

2. What is the difference between a shackle and a hook?

Case Study: A rigger is tasked with lifting a heavy pipe using a sling and a crane. Should they use a
shackle or a hook to connect the sling to the crane?

A) Shackle for its higher weight capacity

B) Hook for its easier attachment and detachment

C) Shackle for its ability to pivot

D) Hook for its ability to rotate

3. How often should rigging equipment be inspected?

Case Study: A rigging team uses a set of slings and shackles daily for lifting heavy materials. How often
should they inspect the equipment?

A) Daily before use

B) Weekly during maintenance

C) Monthly by a certified inspector


D) Annually during equipment replacement

4. What is the purpose of a tagline in rigging?

Case Study: A crane operator is lifting a heavy load using a tagline. What is the purpose of the tagline?

A) To control the load's rotation

B) To stabilize the load during lift

C) To guide the load during placement

D) To secure the load during transport

5. What is the correct way to attach a sling to a load?

Case Study: A rigger is tasked with attaching a sling to a heavy pipe for lifting. How should they attach
the sling?

A) Wrap the sling around the pipe and secure with a knot

B) Pass the sling through the pipe's center and secure with a shackle

C) Attach the sling to the pipe's end using a hook

D) Wrap the sling around the pipe and secure with a clip

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