HK Loadshifting Operator (CIC) case studies
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The Loadshifting Machinery Operators trade test sits within the Construction Industry Council (CIC) family of trade tests for construction workers in Hong Kong. On the CIC website it appears under the "Machineries and Crane Operation" grouping, alongside Construction Crane Operators, Operator of Builder's Lift, and Persons Working on Suspended Working Platforms. The HK Loadshifting Operator (CIC) case studies are 5 cases and about 4,831 words.
1Container Stuffing at Kwai Chung: Load Centre Exceeded on a Wet Ramp
At a Kwai Chung yard a 2.5 t counterbalance forklift is stuffing a 40 ft container standing on a trailer. The tractor unit has been detached, the trailer is not chocked and the twist locks are not engaged.
931 words, about 5 min2Trench Excavation Beside an Approximate Water Main in Sha Tin
A 20 t tracked excavator is digging a 1.2 m wide drainage trench in a Sha Tin access road. Design depth is 2.4 m.
939 words, about 5 min3Lorry Loader Delivery onto a Mid-Levels Carriageway with an Overhead Line
A 6×2 lorry-mounted loader rated 8 tonne-metres, with a capacity of about 2.4 t at 4.5 m radius, is delivering six 2.1 t steel plates to a Mid-Levels site. The only stopping place is the near-side traffic lane.
987 words, about 5 min4Wheel Loader Stockpiling Near a Six-Metre Platform Edge After Rain
A 3 m³ wheel loader is building a spoil stockpile on a raised platform that will later carry a piling rig. The platform edge drops about 6 m to a live haul road.
954 words, about 5 min5Site Dumper on a 1-in-6 Haul Road with a Blind Pedestrian Crossing
A 6 t articulated site dumper is hauling wet clay from a basement dig to a spoil heap. The haul road is 4 m wide, climbs 1 in 6 for about 40 m, and has a blind left-hand bend at the top where the pedestrian route to the site office crosses.
1,020 words, about 5 min