EXAM OVERHEAD BRIDGE CRANE – Academia Formación Fór-Mate

What is an Overhead Crane?
- Discontinuous machine for lifting and distributing loads suspended from a hook or any other gripping accessory
- A crane, the load-bearing element of which is supported on a runway by means of support legs
- Crane consisting of a load-bearing element consisting of one or two movable beams, supported or suspended, on which the trolley with the hoisting gear moves
What are the types of overhead cranes?
- Overhead Bridge
- Gantry Cranes
- All are correct
The most important risks and risk factors are:
- Electrical and mechanical hazards
- All are correct
- Risks ergonomic defects in design
In the work area, is it important to maintain the cleanliness of the areas?
- Yes, it is necessary to maintain a good state of cleanliness of the areas.
- Yes, maintenance will be the responsibility of the cleaning services.
In the event of an accident at work...
- We will look for a partner, to take him to the nearest hospital.
- The injured person must be transported immediately in any vehicle.
- We will need to call an ambulance
What is the minimum age to operate an Overhead Crane?
- 16 Years
- 25 Years
- 18 Years
Who is responsible for the maintenance of the bridge crane:
- Both are correct
- Employer
- Employee
We can lift or transport a person on the overhead crane:
- No
- Yes
Whose responsibility is it for the training of the Overhead Crane Operator?
- It is the worker
- It is the employer
- It is the Labour Inspectorate
What is a Gantry Crane?
- A crane whose load-bearing element is supported on a runway by means of support legs. It differs from an overhead crane in that the runway rails are in a horizontal plane well below that of the trolley (usually resting on the ground).
- Discontinuous machine for lifting and distributing loads suspended from a hook or any other gripping accessory
- Crane consisting of a load-bearing element consisting of one or two movable beams, supported or suspended, on which the trolley with the hoisting gear moves