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The addition of safety technologies can make crane operation safer for both people and equipment; and inspections and advanced services can help uncover
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The Department also thanks the following organisations and people for contributing photographs to this publication: Crane Association of New Zealand (Inc).
Ergonomics studies, on the machine control and the resultant movements of the cabins and the hooks in 51 electric overhead travelling cranes in a heavy
Workers are killed each year when cranes contact overhead power lines. difficult for the crane operator to maintain clearance by visual means, a person
If the work is near uninsulated, overhead electrical conductors, e.g. close to overhead travelling cranes, cut the power off first. Locking off machines if
working or operating cranes or plant near overhead power lines will not be able for inadvertent movements of the person, crane or plant relative to the.
