🎥 Safe Lifting Operations | Crane Load Capacity Calculation 🚧

🚨 Did you know? Thousands of workplace accidents occur yearly due to improper lifting operations! Ensuring a crane operates within its capacity limits is critical for safety. 📢 How to Calculate Crane % Capacity? ➡ Formula: (Actual Load Lifted ÷ Rated Load Capacity) × 100 📌 Example: If a crane has a rated capacity of 10 tons and lifts 8 tons, 🟢 (8 ÷ 10) × 100 = 80% capacity → Safe but requires monitoring! ✅ Key Safe Lifting Tips: ✔ Always check the crane load chart – Capacity changes with boom angle & height. ✔ Follow the 85% rule – Keep load under 85% for a safety margin. ✔ Consider wind speed, ground conditions & dynamic loads before lifting. ✔ Ensure signalers & spotters guide operations for safety! 🔴 Hazards of Overloading: ❌ Crane failure & tip-overs ❌ Load drops & workplace injuries ❌ Structural damage to equipment 🚀 Pro Tip: Always conduct a pre-lift assessment, verify load weight, and use the right rigging! 🎬 Watch Now & Stay Safe! 🔗    • 🎥 Safe Lifting Operations | Crane Loa...   💬 What safety measures do YOU follow during lifting operations? Comment below! 👇 #SafeLifting #CraneSafety #WorkplaceSafety #HeavyLifting #OSHA #ConstructionSafety #LiftingOperations #staysafe #LiftingPlan #CraneOperations #HeavyEquipment #SafetyFirst #LoadCapacity #RiggingSafety #HSE #IndustrialSafety #CraneRigging #WorkplaceHazards #SafeWork #ConstructionLife #EquipmentSafety #RiskManagement #MachineSafety #SafetyTips #PreventAccidents #WorkplaceHealth #ManufacturingSafety #EngineeringSafety #ZeroHarm #CraneLift #WorkplaceRisk #SafetyCulture #IncidentPrevention #SafetyStandards Fire and Safety has emerged as the cherished handbook of the industry only due to our efforts to bring to our patrons the latest developments in the industry globally and keep our focus on emerging technologies and new initiatives that define the safety and security environment today. The presence of security protections can mistakenly be deemed sufficient by some. But that may not be the whole truth. Every Step towards Safety craves sincere commitment and dedication. Complacence or negligence can be fatal and one mistake could be your last.