Understand hoist up/down, trolley and bridge commands, two-step pushbuttons, emergency stop, direction marking and commissioning checks.

How basic motions differ

Hoist up/down moves the load vertically. Trolley travel moves the hoist along the bridge, while bridge travel moves the complete bridge along the runway. Jib systems may also include slewing.

  • Hoist
  • Trolley
  • Bridge
  • Slewing

What two-step pushbuttons do

Depending on system configuration, first and second pushbutton stages can command different speeds or control behaviour. Button function is linked to the panel and drive design.

  • First step
  • Second step
  • Speed
  • Drive

When motion directions are checked

After installation, motor/panel work or changes to phase connections, command direction versus actual motion is part of commissioning verification.

  • Command/direction match
  • Installation
  • Panel work
  • Commissioning

Emergency stop and access

Emergency-stop function, control access and operator authorization belong in the site safe-work procedure. Control markings should remain readable and match actual equipment motion.

  • Emergency stop
  • Authorization
  • Marking
  • Safe operation
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