High Risk Work Licence - Vehicle Loading Crane (CV) study guide
High Risk Work Licence - Vehicle Loading Crane (CV) · Work through your exam, one topic at a time.
The Vehicle Loading Crane (CV) licence is a high risk work licence class administered in New South Wales by SafeWork NSW, the state work health and safety regulator. It sits alongside other high risk work licence classes within the SafeWork NSW licences and registrations framework, and is intended for people who operate a vehicle loading crane as part of their work - for example loading and unloading a truck, moving materials on a site, or working in transport, warehousing, construction and related industries. Because this is a licence class, the credential is relevant to both new entrants seeking their first CV licence and experienced operators who need to confirm what the assessment covers. This practice exam is organised around four provisional domains, each weighted evenly at 25 percent: planning and preparing for vehicle loading crane operations; pre-operational checks, set-up and stabilising the crane; operating the crane to load, unload and move loads; and shutting down, securing and post-operational procedures. The High Risk Work Licence - Vehicle Loading Crane (CV) study guide has 4 sections and about 1,377 words.
01Planning and Preparing for Vehicle Loading Crane Operations
Planning begins before the vehicle moves. Establish the task: what load, what mass, what dimensions, where it starts and where it must land.
352 words, about 2 min02Pre-operational Checks, Set-up and Stabilising the Vehicle Loading Crane
Walk around the vehicle and crane before starting. Check tyres, suspension, and parking brake; look for hydraulic leaks, cracked hoses, chafed ropes or worn sheaves, and damaged hooks with a functioning safety latch.
364 words, about 2 min03Operating the Vehicle Loading Crane to Load, Unload and Move Loads
Operate smoothly: take up slack, lift clear, then slew. Avoid sudden starts and stops, which create dynamic loads that can exceed the chart.
342 words, about 2 min04Shutting Down, Securing and Post-operational Procedures
Lower the load to the ground, land it, and release tension before unhooking. Retract the boom and lower it to the stowed position.
319 words, about 2 min