The following are sample test questions typical of the style and content of the questions used in NCCCO Written Examinations.
- Creating a braking motion by applying energy to reverse the motor is called:
- Stopping
- Plugging
- Inching
- Jogging
- A hook’s opening is called its:
- Latch gap
- Tongue
- Throat
- Mouth
- The OSHA CFR 29 standard relating to slings is:
- 1910.179
- 1910.181
- 1910.184
- 1910.198
- ASME B30.2 standards:
- Have no binding effect on the overhead crane industry
- Guide U.S. government and other regulatory bodies on overhead crane criteria
- Guide U.S. government and other regulatory bodies on tower cranes
- Are accepted internationally
- According to ASME B30.20, below-the-hook lifting devices shall be operated by:
- Reliable persons
- Trained persons
- Knowledgeable persons
- Anyone
- The weight markings must be identified on a structural or mechanical below-the-hook lifting device if the weight exceeds:
- 50 lb.
- 100 lb.
- 150 lb.
- 200 lb.
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