CRANE HAND SIGNALS – SAFETY FIRST! 🚧

 Operational Procedures & Communication

Clear Communication: Establish clear and constant communication between the crane operator and ground crew using radios and following standard hand signals. 

Trained Personnel: Ensure all operators and ground crew members are qualified, well-trained, and understand the safety protocols for nighttime operations. 

Controlled Movements: Maintain smooth, controlled crane movements and load swings to minimize centrifugal force and prevent shock-loading. 

CRANE HAND SIGNALS – SAFETY FIRST! 🚧

Every lift is safe only when communication is clear 

Crane operators and signalers must always use the standard hand signals shown here – from Hoist, Lower, Stop, Emergency Stop, Swing, Travel, Raise Boom, Extend Boom and more.

 Remember: One wrong signal can cause a major accident!

 Clear communication saves lives.

Safety is everyone’s responsibility.

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