Cranes hoists 2010
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This document provides safety guidelines for crane and hoist operation. Key points include: inspecting equipment daily for wear before use; not exceeding load capacity; ensuring loads are clear of obstructions; and never leaving controls unattended with a suspended load. Operators should check for damaged or worn parts during daily inspections and report any issues immediately.
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