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　　At construction sites, lifting hooks are common lifting tools. Correct use can improve work efficiency and reduce risks. The following are some key precautions:

　　1. Check the status of the hook

　　Before use, check whether the hook has cracks, deformation or wear. If obvious damage is found, it should be stopped immediately and replaced to avoid breakage due to insufficient strength. At the same time, check whether the rotational part is flexible to prevent jamming and affecting operation.

　　2. Ensure the load matching

　　The rated load of the hook must match the weight of the lifting object, and overloading is strictly prohibited. If the weight of the object is unknown, verify it before operating to avoid accidents caused by overload. When hoisting, the object should be suspended smoothly to prevent shaking or tilting.

　　3. Standardize the hooking method

　　When hooking, the sling should be firmly placed at the bottom of the hook to avoid slipping. It is prohibited to hang multiple ropes directly at the hook tip to avoid accidents caused by uneven force. For objects of special shapes, special spreaders are required to assist in fixing.

　　4. Pay attention to the working environment

　　When working near high-voltage lines, maintain a safe distance to prevent electric shock. In severe weather such as strong winds and heavy rains, lifting should be suspended to ensure the safety of personnel and equipment. At the same time, warning signs should be set up in the working area to avoid unrelated personnel entering.

　　5. Regular maintenance

　　The hook needs to be cleaned and lubricated regularly to prevent rusting or getting stuck. Before re-use after long-term idleness, performance should be checked to ensure compliance with safety standards.

　　6. Operator requirements

　　The lifting operation must be operated by a certified personnel, and unqualified personnel are strictly prohibited from using it without authorization. During the operation, you should concentrate, obey command signals, and do not operate in violation of regulations.

　　In short, strictly abiding by the use specifications of lifting hooks can reduce construction risks and ensure the smooth progress of construction. Careful inspection before and after each assignment and pay attention to details is the key to ensuring safety.

　　At construction sites, lifting hooks are common lifting tools. Correct use can improve work efficiency and reduce risks. The following are some key precautions:

　　1. Check the status of the hook

　　Before use, check whether the hook has cracks, deformation or wear. If obvious damage is found, it should be stopped immediately and replaced to avoid breakage due to insufficient strength. At the same time, check whether the rotational part is flexible to prevent jamming and affecting operation.

　　2. Ensure the load matching

　　The rated load of the hook must match the weight of the lifting object, and overloading is strictly prohibited. If the weight of the object is unknown, verify it before operating to avoid accidents caused by overload. When hoisting, the object should be suspended smoothly to prevent shaking or tilting.

　　3. Standardize the hooking method

　　When hooking, the sling should be firmly placed at the bottom of the hook to avoid slipping. It is prohibited to hang multiple ropes directly at the hook tip to avoid accidents caused by uneven force. For objects of special shapes, special spreaders are required to assist in fixing.

　　4. Pay attention to the working environment

　　When working near high-voltage lines, maintain a safe distance to prevent electric shock. In severe weather such as strong winds and heavy rains, lifting should be suspended to ensure the safety of personnel and equipment. At the same time, warning signs should be set up in the working area to avoid unrelated personnel entering.

　　5. Regular maintenance

　　The hook needs to be cleaned and lubricated regularly to prevent rusting or getting stuck. Before re-use after long-term idleness, performance should be checked to ensure compliance with safety standards.

　　6. Operator requirements

　　The lifting operation must be operated by a certified personnel, and unqualified personnel are strictly prohibited from using it without authorization. During the operation, you should concentrate, obey command signals, and do not operate in violation of regulations.

　　In short, strictly abiding by the use specifications of lifting hooks can reduce construction risks and ensure the smooth progress of construction. Careful inspection before and after each assignment and pay attention to details is the key to ensuring safety.