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NCCCO RIGGING 1 & 2 (
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS | RATED A+
OSHA 1910 - CORRECT ANSWER -General Industry Standards
OSHA 1926 - CORRECT ANSWER -Construction Industry Standards
OSHA 1910.180 - CORRECT ANSWER -Crawler, Locomotive and Truck Cranes
OSHA 1910.184 - CORRECT ANSWER -Slings
OSHA 1926.251 - CORRECT ANSWER -Rigging Equipment used for material handling
OSHA 1926.1400 - CORRECT ANSWER -Cranes and Derricks used in construction
ASME B30.3 - CORRECT ANSWER -Tower Cranes
ASME B30.5 - CORRECT ANSWER -Mobile and Locomotive Cranes
ASME B30.9 - CORRECT ANSWER -Slings
ASME B30.10 - CORRECT ANSWER -Hooks
ASME B30.20 - CORRECT ANSWER -Below the hook lifting devices
ASME B30.23 - CORRECT ANSWER -Personnel lifting devices 1 / 2
ASME B30.26 - CORRECT ANSWER -Rigging Hardware
Load Angle Factor 90* - CORRECT ANSWER -1.000
Load Angle Factor 60* - CORRECT ANSWER -1.155
Load Angle Factor 45* - CORRECT ANSWER -1.414
Load Angle Factor 30* - CORRECT ANSWER -2.000
Broken wires randomly in one lay length - CORRECT ANSWER -10 random
Broken wires in one strand in one lay length - CORRECT ANSWER -5 in one strand
Cable laid rope broken wires - CORRECT ANSWER -20 wires per lay
Braided rope broken wires < 8 part braided - CORRECT ANSWER -20 wires per lay
Braided rope broken wires > 8 part braided - CORRECT ANSWER -40 wires per lay
Design factor synthetic web slings - CORRECT ANSWER -5:1
Design factor synthetic round body sling - CORRECT ANSWER -5:1
Design factor synthetic fiber rope sling - CORRECT ANSWER -5:1
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