What is typically required for a crane's capability assessment prior to operation?

The capability assessment of a crane prior to operation focuses on understanding the specific parameters under which the crane can safely operate. This assessment involves analyzing the weight of the load that the crane will be lifting and the required lift height. These factors are crucial because they directly relate to the crane's lifting capacity and stability.

Knowing the weight of the load is necessary to ensure that it does not exceed the crane's rated capacity, which could lead to mechanical failure or accidents. Similarly, the lift height affects the dynamics of the lift, including the potential for tipping or swinging load, which must be taken into account for safe operation.

The other aspects, like the year of manufacture, manufacturer’s warranty, or the operator's personal experience, do play roles in the overall operation and safety of the crane but do not directly inform the specific lifting capabilities assessed in this context. Therefore, focusing on the weight of the load and lift height is essential to accurately determine a crane's operational limits.