Things to note when hoisting residential containers
As one of the common temporary buildings on construction sites in daily life, living containers can not only consider the use requirements of employees, but also save energy and reduce project investment costs. So, do you know how to hoist living containers safely and successfully?
1. Before lifting domestic containers, the natural environment around the work area must be clean and tidy, and the raw materials stacked at the construction site must be clean and orderly.
2. Workers who lift containers for people must wear safety protective equipment correctly to prevent injuries caused by accidents.
3. Before hoisting, the net weight of the hoisting container must be known. In addition, various situations that may occur during hoisting must be planned, designed, and prevented.
4. The crane should be parked on a hard and flat road, and fences and warning signs should be set up around it to prevent safety accidents.
5. When lifting the living container, it is necessary to tie a traction belt with appropriate specifications and length on it. When hoisting, it must first be gently lifted off the road and then slowly lifted. Throughout the process here, attention is paid to inspecting and improving the braking system characteristics of the equipment.
6. After lifting the container, the site must be cleaned immediately, the lifting tools and staff must be checked, fences and warning signs must be removed immediately, and evacuation work must be carried out.
