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    Crane operators rely on standard hand signals when traffic makes verbal communication difficult at worksites. Common hand signals include motions to raise or lower loads, move loads horizontally, and stop operation. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration provides guidelines for proper hand signals to ensure safety during crane operation.

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    Crane operators rely on standard hand signals when traffic makes verbal communication difficult at worksites. Common hand signals include motions to raise or lower loads, move loads horizontally, and stop operation. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration provides guidelines for proper hand signals to ensure safety during crane operation.

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    Crane operators rely on standard hand signals when traffic makes verbal communication difficult at worksites. Common hand signals include motions to raise or lower loads, move loads horizontally, and stop operation. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration provides guidelines for proper hand signals to ensure safety during crane operation.

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    Crane operators rely on standard hand signals when traffic makes verbal communication difficult at worksites. Common hand signals include motions to raise or lower loads, move loads horizontally, and stop operation. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration provides guidelines for proper hand signals to ensure safety during crane operation.

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    HAND SIGNALS FOR CRANE OPERATION

    When there is a lot of traffic at a worksite, it is essential for workers to be able to use hand
    signals. Here are some standard hand signals for crane operation.
    HAND SIGNALS FOR CRANE OPERATION—continued

    Source for hand signals: OSHA 29 CFR 1926, Subpart CC, Appendix A

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