Get ready for work—you must wear:

• A work shirt and pants,
• Work shoes with composite toe caps,
• Work gloves.

Before you start work, you must:

• Complete health and safety training and on-the-job training.
• Have no health contraindications to performing the work.
• Be familiar with the operating instructions for the machines and equipment used at your workplace.

Before starting work:  

• Visually check the technical condition of the crane. 
• Turn on the crane's power supply.
• Test the correct operation of the limit switches, lifting brake, and stop button—perform the test without a load. 

During operation:    

• Make sure that the crane's travel path is free of obstacles. 
• Comply with the permissible load capacity standards (2 tons). 
• Observe the load while driving and rotating the crane. 
• When holding the load on the hook, you must have the remote control within reach. 
• Keep the working area around the crane tidy.

After finishing work:

• Turn off the crane's power supply. 
• Tidy up the workstation. 
• Enter any comments in the report book. 

What is NOT ALLOWED?

• Lift unstable loads. 
• Lift unevenly distributed loads. 
• Lift loads that are incorrectly secured. 
• Stand under the crane while it is in operation. 
• Use the crane for purposes other than those for which it is intended. 
• Work in conditions with limited visibility. 
• Start the crane when it is damaged. 
• Work without personal protective equipment. 
• Leave the crane unattended while it is in operation. 
• Performing repairs yourself if you are not authorized to do so. 

Breakdown or accident?

• If something breaks down, turn off the crane, secure it against restarting, and report the fault to your supervisor.
• If an accident has occurred, do not move anything and inform your supervisor.
• Hang a sign on the damaged crane saying: "EQUIPMENT UNDER REPAIR – DO NOT USE."