What are the ASME B30.2 hand signals for overhead and gantry cranes?
Use the following resources to help in writing your lifting plan:
► Grab the ASME B30 Standards
► Download the free Job Safety Analysis and Working at Height Risk Assessment Bundle
► Download the Lifting & Rigging Best Practices Infographic
In this video we cover:
► Introduction 0:00
► Roles and Responsibilities for Crane Signalers, Crane Operators, and Workers 1:02
► The ASME B30.2 Hand Signals for Overhead and Gantry Cranes 2:06
► The ASME B30.2 Hand Signal for Stop 2:27
► The ASME B30.2 Hand Signal for Emergency Stop 2:31
► The ASME B30.2 Hand Signal for Move Slowly 2:38
► The ASME B30.2 Hand Signal for Raise the Hoist 2:42
► The ASME B30.2 Hand Signal for Lower the Hoist 2:51
► The ASME B30.2 Hand Signal for Bridge Travel 2:57
► The ASME B30.2 Hand Signal for Trolley Travel 3:04
► The ASME B30.2 Hand Signal for Multiple Trolleys 3:11
► The ASME B30.2 Hand Signal for Magnet is Disconnected 3:19
► Considerations and available resources for overhead lifts 3:29
