What type of safety devices affect the safe load lifting and handling capabilities of the equipment?

Operational safety devices are specifically designed to ensure the safe lifting and handling capabilities of equipment. These devices actively monitor or control the operational parameters of the machinery to prevent overload, ensure proper functioning, and enhance safety during lifting operations. Examples include load limit switches, overload alarms, and other mechanisms that help manage the equipment's performance in real-time.

By focusing on operational aspects, these safety devices not only contribute to the prevention of accidents and equipment damage but also help operators to adhere to safe lifting practices. Their functionality ensures that the equipment operates within its designated safe parameters, thereby protecting both the personnel involved and the equipment itself during lifting operations.