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Chapter 1: Dealing with Capacities of equipment and attachments.Chapter 2: How to deal with Purpose, use and limitation of controls.Chapter 3: How to make daily checks.Chapter 4: The energizing sequences, including pneumatic, hydraulic, and electrical sequences.Chapter 5: Start-up and shut down proceduresChapter 6: Emergency shut down procedures.Chapter 7: All basic signalling procedures, including hand, radio, or telephone signals, where required.Chapter 8: In addition to daily inspections, OSHA also requires periodic inspections of overhead cranes. Check for deformed, cracked, corroded or unsecured members. Are foot walks free of debris, grease, Does cab have a fire extinguisher?Chapter 9: Practice in operating the assigned equipment through the mechanical functions necessary to perform the required task.Chapter 10: Maximum capacity of the crane.Chapter 11: Company rules and regulations. 𝐅ₐᵢᵣ 𝐅ₑₑ ₜᵣₐᵢₙᵢₙ𝐆 ₐₙ𝐃 ₚᵣₒⱼₑ𝐂ₜₛ 𝐂ₒₚ𝐘ᵣᵢ𝐆ₕₜ ₍𝐂₎ ₂₀₂₅