How Long Does It Take to Get an Overhead Crane License?
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It takes two months to obtain an overhead crane license. Definition of an overhead crane: Overhead crane: Also known as a bridge crane. It is a type of bridge crane that operates on elevated tracks. Specific operations for overhead cranes: Before starting work, it is mandatory to wear appropriate personal protective equipment. Only personnel with professional qualifications are permitted to operate lifting equipment; others must not operate it without authorization. Ensure the grounding wire is intact. Before starting, check for any abnormalities in the lifting buttons, as well as the condition of electrical, mechanical, and interlocking devices. Conduct a no-load test before lifting heavy objects to check for any irregularities. The weight of the lifted items must not exceed the rated capacity. Before lifting heavy objects, ensure the slings are securely fastened to prevent detachment. Lift the object slightly off the ground first to confirm stability and avoid accidents. Avoid pulling objects at an angle, and ensure no personnel pass beneath the lifted load to prevent hazards. Regularly inspect slings to prevent breakage.