List of All Safety Formula

21. Cost of Incidents

  • Cost Of Incidents = Direct Costs + Indirect Costs
  • Indirect Costs: Lost Productivity, Training Replacements.

22. Total Man Hours Worked (TMHW) Formula

  • TMHW = Total number of Employees x Number of Hours Worked Per Day x Number of Workdays

23. Load Moment Calculation

  • Load Moment = Load x Load Radius
    • M = W x R
    • M = Load moment ( tons – meters or KN – m )
    • w= Load Weight ( tons or KN )
    • R= Load radius ( meters ) ( measured from the center of rotation to the load’s center of gravity )

24. Crane Capacity Calculation

  • Crane Capacity = Load Moment / Load Radius

Note: This must be within the crane’s rated capacity from the manufacturer’s load chart.


25. Stability check formula ( Overturning Moment )

  • Stability factor = Resisting Moment / Overturning Moment
    • Sf = MR / MO
    • MR = Resisting Moment ( due to counter weights, outriggers, etc.)
    • MO = Overturning Moment ( due to load and boom position)

Safe Lifting Condition: Stability Factor should be ≥ 1.4 for mobile cranes and ≥ 1.5 for tower cranes.


26. Sling Angle Load Calculation

  • F = W/ 2 x Cos (θ)
    • F = Force in each sling leg (kN or Tons)
    • W = Load Weight (kN or Tons)
    • θ = Sling angle (degrees from vertical)

Safety Note: A lower sling angle increases tension and can cause failure. Recommended angles: 30° to 60°.


27. Wind Load Calculation ( for Outdoor Lifting )

  • Fw = 0.613 x V2 X A x CD
  • Fw = Wind Force (kN)
  • V2 = Wind Speed (m/s)
  • A = Projected area of the Load (m2)
  • CD= Drag Coefficient ( Varies with shape, typically 1.2 to 2.0)
  • Safe Wind Speed Limits:
    • ≤ 10 m/s (36 km/h): Normal operation
    • 10-14 m/s (50 km/h): Use caution
    • 14 m/s (50 km/h): Stop lifting

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