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As the technical requirements for construction continue to rise, stricter demands are also placed on crane operators. Currently, many users are providing a series of training sessions for drivers, along with relevant regular assessments. So, what common knowledge do crane operators in real life need to master? 1. Driver’s position: During lifting operations, areas such as beneath the boom, beneath the load, in the triangular area formed by the wire rope and the guide pulley, or in the direction of force applied to the guide pulley are all extremely dangerous. To this end, workers must be extremely vigilant during construction to prevent accidents. 2. Understand the safety factor of lifting slings: Many operators, when lifting items, fail to have a proper understanding of the safety factor of these slings ; By putting the load at risk. 3. There must be a strong ability to anticipate problems: if disassembly work is being carried out, it is essential to know in advance the common issues that may arise. For example, situations where heavy objects are compressed, or what might happen at the joint connections. 4. Avoid operational errors: This is because crane operations cover a wide range of tasks, and different types of cranes are used. For this reason, in actual operations, accidents often occur due to issues such as poor operational performance and incorrect command signals.