Another great video Kev. Just ordered my pocket guide not just to show my support but because the last AP training manual I got from you was extremely helpful. Keep up the good work.
very good job sir, like it it is very easy way for ordinary person to find the wind speed during lifting operation, dear please teach us to how to find the outrigger pressure under Crane mat
Thank you very much Nik. Our Pocket Assistant includes an explanation of how to do this - www.swltraining.com - further products we put out will also include mat calculations.
It essentially maximum velocity (of the wind). The biggest reason that the calculations need to be considered is that high winds can result in structural failure of the crane.
@@motwerrahman3289 Either of those things could happen as a result of lifting loads in wind speeds that are too high. It was some high profile structural failures that led to greater awareness of these calculations throughout the industry though.
Thanks for watching. There are now two versions: 'Slinging and Supervising' and 'Planning'. They are £14 each or £24 for both. Available to order at www.InspHigher.co.uk/shop
Hi Kevin wanted to purchase one of the lifting books but all that come's up is Oops! Website currently not available. Nice of you to come by, but currently this web page is feeling a bit under the weather. Why not check back later?
safety factor means thesame everywhere. in business, in engineering, management etc. It simply means adding a little more weight to the known weight of the load in your planning just incase the weight is wrong.
Hi Andrei...we have the new version of the Lifting Operations Pocket Assistant available to order on our website: www.InspHigher.co.uk A more comprehensive guide book for Appointed Persons will be available later this year.
Another great video Kev. Just ordered my pocket guide not just to show my support but because the last AP training manual I got from you was extremely helpful. Keep up the good work.
Thanks very much Ben - glad you like the video and find it useful. Appreciate your custom, support and feedback.
Excellent, very simple and clearly explained. No waffle or trying to over complicate.
Thanks very much Kangapants :) Glad you found it helpful.
Still love watching your videos
Thank you for your time, sir.
Thank you dear Kevin, it was very helpful.
Really helpful and easy to understand! Great job, subscribed!
Thank you very much Chris - really glad you enjoyed it. Appreciate your support.
very good job sir, like it
it is very easy way for ordinary person to find the wind speed during lifting operation, dear please teach us to how to find the outrigger pressure under Crane mat
Thank you very much Nik. Our Pocket Assistant includes an explanation of how to do this - www.swltraining.com - further products we put out will also include mat calculations.
brilliant video Kevin first time trying this very well explained
Thank you very much Johnny - glad you found it helpful.
Hi Kev, was just wondering what vmax actually represents? What happens to the load or the crane when the value is exceeded?
It essentially maximum velocity (of the wind). The biggest reason that the calculations need to be considered is that high winds can result in structural failure of the crane.
@@InspHigher thanks Kev. When you say structural failure do you mean failure of the components of the crane assembly or tipping / instability?
@@motwerrahman3289 Either of those things could happen as a result of lifting loads in wind speeds that are too high. It was some high profile structural failures that led to greater awareness of these calculations throughout the industry though.
Very clear. A good job, well done.
Thank you very much Pete - glad you found it helpful.
The booklet is out of stock when i wanted to place an order this year.
It's available at InspHigher.co.uk/shop
Thanks for the training. How much is the pocket pamphlet?
Thanks for watching. There are now two versions: 'Slinging and Supervising' and 'Planning'. They are £14 each or £24 for both.
Available to order at www.InspHigher.co.uk/shop
Do you still sell these pocket books?
Yes, they are available at www.InspHigher.co.uk/shop
Hi Kevin wanted to purchase one of the lifting books but all that come's up is
Oops! Website currently not available.
Nice of you to come by, but currently this web page is feeling a bit under the weather.
Why not check back later?
Hi Knotman...the LOPA is now available to order from www.InspHigher.co.uk - thanks very much.
can you explain how to add safety factor to net load
safety factor means thesame everywhere. in business, in engineering, management etc. It simply means adding a little more weight to the known weight of the load in your planning just incase the weight is wrong.
Nice video
sir good day! how can I avail the AP raining manual
Hi Andrei...we have the new version of the Lifting Operations Pocket Assistant available to order on our website: www.InspHigher.co.uk
A more comprehensive guide book for Appointed Persons will be available later this year.
We’re can I get the pocket book
Hi Robert - thanks for watching. You can order the LOPA at www.InspHigher.co.uk
Dear sir,how to find the sail area?
In simple terms, just multiply the length by the height. However, there are other parts of the load that may need to be considered.
Where did that equation come from?
how was it derived
Hi Ben, the equation comes from EN13000 and BS 7121
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