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At what time interval or under what circumstances should you inspect hooks visually?
At the beginning of each workday and before lifting a full-rated load.
Safety in the conduct of rigging operations depends primarily on what factor?
Care and common sense of personnel assigned.
Wire rope with what number of (a) strands and (b) wires in each strand is the most flexible?
(a) 6 (b) 37
The inspection of wire rope clips at regular intervals should also include what other task?
Removing the clips and examining the wire rope.
Of the following areas, which one should be used for storing a line?
A dry, unheated building that is well ventilated.
Synthetic-fiber lines are used in the Navy for which of the following reasons?
-They are easy to handle.
-They are highly resistant to mildew, rot, and fungus.
-They are lightweight and strong.
Shackles should replace hooks during what lifting operation?
When the loads are too heavy for the hooks to handle.
What is the SWL of a new 2-inch diameter No.1 Manila line?
7,750 lbs
What is the most important operational check (inspection) made on hoisting and rigging equipment?
Line and rigging
Unlyaing of nonpreformed wire rope is rapid and could cause serious injury.
True
What should be done with a hook that has been bent by overloading?
Cut it in half and discard it.
The term "whipping" refers to what factor when applied to a line?
It prevents strands from unraveling.
What is the purpose of a wire rope thimble in an eye splice?
It reduces abrasive wear on the wire rope.
The tension at which the line will part when a load is applied.
Breaking Strength.
An endlees sling is frequently used as a choker hitch.
True
What advantage does fiber-line slings have over wire-rope or chain slings?
They are more flexible and offer protection to finished materials.
The ration between the breaking strength and the safe working load.
Safety Factor
The strength of rigging lines depends on what factor(s)?
The size, fiber used, and the type of stranding.
What precaution should you take before storing a fiber line?
Ensure the line is dry.
A single-leg sling is also known as a?
Strap
The load that can be applied without causing damage.
Safe Working Load
To ensure an accurate measurement of the diameter of a wire rope, you should measure the wire rope in (a) how many places on six-stranded rope and (b) how many places on eight-stranded rope?
(a) Three (b) four
Wire rope consists of what three parts?
Wire, strands, and core.
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for performance as a competent signalman for a crane or hoist operation?
Assist in operating the equipment, as needed.
To ensure a load is stable and does not shift, you should rig the load so that its center of gravity is positioned in accordance with what requirement?
Below the hook.
Chain slings are desirable for what type of load?
Hot and sharp edged loads.
What type of collateral equipment is used to prevent crushing of a load?
Spreader bars
Which of the following defects should you look for during a fiber line sling inspection?
-Deterioration caused by exposure to the weather.
-Broken fibers.
-Cut fibers.
The MSDS identifies the type of personnel protective clothing and equipement needed in the case of exposure.
True.
Wire-rope slings must be replaced when what percentage of wires are nicked or cut?
4 percent
Because gusty wind can affect loading and load-landing operations, you should take which of the following precautions?
Avoid handling loads that have large wind-catching surfaces.
The requirement to comply with a foreign country's HM/HW regulations (if more restrictive) is found in what document(s)?
Host nation Status of Forces agreement.
Bolts and heavy gauge wire may be used to fasten links of chain together.
False.
What is the minimum safe working distance from an energized conductor of 125,000 volts?
10 ft
Which of the following components is added to heavy equipment to aid in lifting?
Lifting eyes
Chafing gear is used to protect slings that are exposed to sharp edges.
True.
What is the most important rigging precaution?
To determine the weight of all loads before attempting a lift.
When the distance or atmospheric conditions prevent clear visibility for signaling, what other form of communication should you use?
Two-way radio.
Under certain circumstances, it is permissible to ride on a well-rigged load.
False.
The battalion air detachment must be capable of deploying within how many hours of notification?
48.
Two single slings can be combined to form a longer single sling.
True.
OPNAVINST 4110.2 establishes guidance and policy for what subject?
Hazardous material control and management.
Of the following OPNAV instructions, which ones cover the use, storage, and disposal of HM?
OPNAVINST 4110.2 and 5100.23
What is the primary cause of death for riggers on the job?
Electrocution
When the signalman desires to give the equipment operator instructions other than those established beforehand, the operator should perform what action first?
Stop all motion of the load.
Why is it important to match sets of slings?
So the load strain will be equal and the load will come up evenly.
What type of electrical diagram shows the relationship of major parts of a wiring circuit?
Block.