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STEVEDORE CRANE [2 records]

Record 1 2008-05-30

English

Subject field(s)
  • Cranes (Hoisting and Lifting)
CONT

The ... stevedoring crane ... is generally of nonswing-boom construction ... The load is usually carried on the traction wheels and the steering is at the rear, so that the transportation of a load does not adversely affect the traction or the steering of the vehicle. The large driving wheels in front are suited to carry the concentration of tractor and working load, thus providing a maximum of tractive effort for traveling, light or loaded. This type of crane is generally of 5-ton capacity and has a boom, hinged on top of the frame, providing the maximum of reach with a minimum of required headroom. The boom is generally of balanced cantilever girder design, power-operated, and can be raised and lowered by power from the driver’s seat. It can also be adjusted - without a load on the hook - to any of a number of positions of reach and height of hook, depending on the character of the load and the overhead conditions in the operating area.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Grues (Levage)
CONT

Étude et analyse des conditions visuelles lors de l'utilisation de différents types de grues pour le débardage des navires au port de Montréal.

Spanish

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Record 2 2002-06-04

English

Subject field(s)
  • Ship's Organization (Military)
  • Cargo (Water Transport)
CONT

NCHBs [Navy Cargo Handling Battalions] operate most effectively when employed solely on ship loading and discharge operations and when each of its 16 seven-man hatch teams is augmented by 7 unskilled or stevedore personnel provided by the supported unit or activity. When augmented with 112 personnel (7 per hatch team), a NCHB can achieve a ship discharge rate of approximately 2880 MTONs per day pier-side, and approximately 1920 MTONs per day discharge rate in-stream.

CONT

Within their hatch teams, battalion personnel in all of the team positions : hatch captain, hold boss, crane operator, signalman and stevedore, practiced the skills necessary to demonstrate their competence during next year's assessment. Hatch team coordination, safety, crane operation, signaling, tag line handling, hatch cover heavy-lifts, and container lifts were just a few of the skills practiced.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Organisation du navire (Militaire)
  • Cargaisons (Transport par eau)

Spanish

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