What is the proper procedure for swinging a load with a non-cab operated crane?

The proper procedure for swinging a load with a non-cab operated crane involves ensuring the area is clear and swinging the load slowly. This is crucial for several reasons.

First, maintaining a slow and controlled swing helps the operator manage the load's path, reducing the risk of losing control or inadvertently causing the load to swing into nearby structures, personnel, or equipment. Rapid movements can lead to accidents or injuries as the load can behave unpredictably.

Secondly, ensuring the area is clear is essential for safety. Before swinging the load, the operator must verify that no one is in the vicinity who could be harmed by the moving load. This precaution helps to prevent accidents that could result from unexpected movement.

By combining these elements, the operator promotes a safer working environment and reduces the likelihood of incidents during operations with a non-cab operated crane.