What are the safety operating procedures for single-girder cranes?

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Single-girder cranes are also very popular these days, and their applications are extensive. However, operators must follow the safety procedures to avoid unnecessary accidents. Below, I will explain some of the safety procedures for using single-girder cranes! Operators must receive professional training and work with valid certificates ； It must not be used beyond its capacity ； Never lift an object if its weight is unknown ； Also, it is absolutely not allowed to pull or lift objects at an angle. All of the above are related to safety hazards; therefore, every operator must pay attention to these issues, as the consequences of an accident would be unimaginable. In addition, single-girder cranes should be inspected regularly to check for any problems in various parts, especially whether the bolts are loose; if so, they must be addressed promptly to ensure that the crane can operate safely and properly, thereby preventing accidents. It is particularly important to note that it must never be used for carrying people, and people must also not be in the area beneath the object – this is extremely dangerous ； The joints of the steel wire rope must also be constructed in accordance with relevant regulations; the length of the rope end should be 200 mm, and two rope clamps must be installed to achieve a secure closure ； It is absolutely not allowed to install, maintain, or operate cranes without a license ； After the crane is used, the wire rope must not be in a relaxed state ； Additionally, the operator must fill the reducer with oil before attempting to start the machine.