NCCCO Core Exam Practice Questions And Accurate Answers -
For what purpose is Placing Mats or Cribbing under outrigger Floats?
- Raise the Tires off the ground
- Distribute the force over a larger area
- Allow the float to be Level with Surface
- Raise the operator's cab for better vision. - Answer B.) Distribute the force over a
larger area.
Where is the best location for leveling a Crane?
- Carrier
- Upperworks
- Cab
- Carbody - Answer B) Upperworks
The operator should check, before leveling a mobile crane on outriggers, that
- weight of the crane is on all the tires
- There is blocking under the outrigger beams
- There is no weight of the crane bearing on any tires
- There is weight only bearing on some tires - Answer C) There is no weight of the
crane bearing on any tires
Operating A mobile crane with a long boom, on uneven ground, what support condition should be considered?
- Blocking under the outrigger berms
- Keeping a 75 Degree angle between cylinder rod and pad 1 / 3
- Keeping a 90 Degree angle between cylinder rod and pad
- Blocking under the front bumper weight Answer C) Keeping a 90 Degree angle
between cylinder rod and pad
Where can blocking (Cribbing) be placed under outrigger beams on mobile cranes?
- Extending Beams
- Increasing Capacity
- Improving Stability
- Never Approved - Answer D) Never Approved
Mobiles Cranes should be level within what percent of Grade?
- 3%
- 2%
- 5%
- 1% - Answer D) 1%
Timber Crane mats work best when they are:
- Bolted Together
- Nailed Together
- Wired Together
- Left Loose - Answer A) Bolted together
When the crane arrives on the job site in the crane, the operator should immediately
assess the condition of the:
- Crane setup location
- Access Roads
- Parking Lot
- Headache Ball - Answer B) Access Roads 2 / 3
The following would NOT be a good surface on which to assemble or set up a mobile
crane:
- Above Compacted Fill
- Above Highway Asphalt
- Above Underground Vaults
- Above Highway Concrete - Answer C) Above Underground Vaults
Each Outrigger pad and its blocking must be sufficient to support?
- 85% of the load Chart
- The total weight of the crane and its load
- The total weight of the crane and its boom
- 75% of the load chart - Answer B)The total weight of the crane and its load
How does high wind affects a mobile crane with a long boom
- Decrease load line capacity
- Requires you to slip the swing brake
- Introduces side load onto the boom
- Has no effect on overall crane capacity - Answer C) Introduces side load onto the
boom
When should the outrigger beams should be less than fully extended?
- The load Chart indicates that this is allowed
- There is not enough space to extend the beam
- The crane is working over the front
- the main boom is fully retracted - Answer A) The load chart indicates that this is
- / 3
allowed