This standard applies to monorail systems where load-carrying members travel either on the lower flange of a runaway track section, single monorail track, crane bridge girder, or jib boom.

This standard applies to rigging hardware used for lifting purposes such as shackles, links, rings, swivels, turnbuckles, eyebolts, hoist rings, wire rope clips, wedge sockets, & rigging blocks.

This standard applies to permanently mounted portal, tower, and pedestal cranes.

This standard applies to various hooks used in conjunction with other B30 lifting equipment.

This standard applies to overhead and gantry cranes (bridge cranes) having a top running bridge and top running trolley hoist.

This standard applies to personnel lifting platforms and cages attached to a hoist or a crane.

This standard applies to manually lever-operated hoists, commonly referred to as come-a-longs.

This standard applies to derricks.

This standard applies to floating cranes (cranes and derricks mounted on barges).

This standard applies to storage and retrieval (S/R) machines.

This standard applies to side boom tractors, including those used for pipe laying and lifting applications.

This standard applies to cranes having an articulating boom (also referred to as a knuckle boom).

This standard applies to stacker cranes.

This standard applies to various below-the-hook lifting devices (lifting attachments) used for attaching loads to hoists and cranes. Design requirements for these devices are established in BTH-1.

This standard applies to cable supported lifting systems.

This standard applies to drum hoists mounted on a foundation.

This standard applies to overhead and gantry cranes (bridge cranes) having a top running bridge and underhung hoist.

This standard applies to using rotorcraft (helicopters) to lift loads.

This standard applies to material placement systems, commonly referred to as concrete pumping machines.

This standard applies to both permanently mounted and construction tower cranes.