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A 10-tonne concrete panel needs to be lifted with a mobile crane. The project's critical lift threshold is set at 80% of the crane's rated capacity at the planned radius. If the crane selected has a rated capacity of 12.5 tonnes at this radius, is this considered a critical lift?

To determine if it's a critical lift: (10 tonnes / 12.5 tonnes) * 100% = 80%. Since the lift meets or exceeds the 80% threshold, it is indeed considered a criti

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Question: A 10-tonne concrete panel needs to be lifted with a mobile crane. The project's critical lift threshold is set at 80% of the crane's rated capacity at the planned radius. If the crane selected has a rated capacity of 12.5 tonnes at this radius, is this considered a critical lift?

Answer options: ✅ Yes, because 10 tonnes is exactly 80% of 12.5 tonnes.

  • No, because the load is exactly 80% and not exceeding it.
  • Yes, because critical lift thresholds are usually set lower, around 75%.
  • No, because 12.5 tonnes is the maximum, and 10 tonnes is well within limits.

Correct answer: Yes, because 10 tonnes is exactly 80% of 12.5 tonnes.

Explanation: To determine if it's a critical lift: (10 tonnes / 12.5 tonnes) * 100% = 80%. Since the lift meets or exceeds the 80% threshold, it is indeed considered a critical lift according to the project's parameters.

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