BM2 Test – Questions With Correct Solutions
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What are the two types of short splices Two plain-laid ropes and two plaited ropes
used to join end-to-end?
What is the main purpose of a Seaman’s It is ideal for working with line, featuring a straight cutting
(SN) Knife? edge and spike used for opening shackles
What is a Wooden Fid used for? A long, tapered tool used for opening strands in a line for
splicing.
What are the Sail Palm and Needle Whipping large lines or sewing canvas
primarily used for?
What is a Gooseneck boom designed for? Boom designed with a downward bend near the midspan to
accommodate lifting of wide roads such as aircraft.
How are load handling evolutions Critical and non-critical
categorized?
What are critical lifts? include lifts at sea, lifts of ordnance, nuclear propulsion-
related lifts, submerged object lifts, lifts approaching crane
capacity (critical lifts is dangerous expensive cargo
equipment).
What are non-critical lifts? all other lifts that are conducted on routine basis.
What is the purpose of a hoist (auxiliary)? supplemental hoisting unit usually designed to handle lighter
loads at higher speeds.
What is the primary function of the hoist primary hoist mechanism provided for lifting lowering the
(main)? rated load of the crane components.
What does 'drift' refer to in crane The motion after the power is off until the brakes are set or
operations? crane motion ceases
What task does the crane operator perform Review the Crane Operator's Daily Checklist (ODCL) for the
before any load lifts? workday
What is the role of the crane signalman? A qualified Rigger, normally in charge of the lift
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Lessons 1 - 9 Combined Crispin Vocab Change Over Time V
Teacher 190 terms Teacher 26 terms Teacher 15 terms
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Terms in this set (62)
What are the two types of short splices Two plain-laid ropes and two plaited ropes
used to join end-to-end?
What is the main purpose of a Seaman’s It is ideal for working with line, featuring a straight cutting
(SN) Knife? edge and spike used for opening shackles
What is a Wooden Fid used for? A long, tapered tool used for opening strands in a line for
splicing.
What are the Sail Palm and Needle Whipping large lines or sewing canvas
primarily used for?
What is a Gooseneck boom designed for? Boom designed with a downward bend near the midspan to
accommodate lifting of wide roads such as aircraft.
How are load handling evolutions Critical and non-critical
categorized?
What are critical lifts? include lifts at sea, lifts of ordnance, nuclear propulsion-
related lifts, submerged object lifts, lifts approaching crane
capacity (critical lifts is dangerous expensive cargo
equipment).
What are non-critical lifts? all other lifts that are conducted on routine basis.
What is the purpose of a hoist (auxiliary)? supplemental hoisting unit usually designed to handle lighter
loads at higher speeds.
What is the primary function of the hoist primary hoist mechanism provided for lifting lowering the
(main)? rated load of the crane components.
What does 'drift' refer to in crane The motion after the power is off until the brakes are set or
operations? crane motion ceases
What task does the crane operator perform Review the Crane Operator's Daily Checklist (ODCL) for the
before any load lifts? workday
What is the role of the crane signalman? A qualified Rigger, normally in charge of the lift