CPCS Mobile Crane Practice Questions - CPCS A60 Mobile Crane (NOCN CPCS, UK) Exam

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Under BS 7121 and UK LOLER 1998, what is the primary operational distinction of an All-Terrain (AT) mobile crane compared to a Rough-Terrain (RT) mobile crane?

All-Terrain cranes are road-legal for high-speed highway travel and feature multi-axle crab/all-wheel steering, whereas Rough-Terrain cranes are restricted to site-only use. Rough-Terrain cranes feature multi-telescopic lattice booms suited for high-rise lifts, whereas All-Terrain cranes only use fixed pin-jib booms. All-Terrain cranes do not require outriggers when lifting at maximum capacity, whereas Rough-Terrain cranes must always be fully extended. Rough-Terrain cranes are exempt from LOLER 1998 thorough examinations due to their off-road design classification.

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All-Terrain cranes are road-legal for high-speed highway travel and feature multi-axle crab/all-wheel steering, whereas Rough-Terrain cranes are restricted to site-only use.

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