What is the term for the complete set of hoisting actions performed by workers to transport a load from a starting point to a destination?

• A. Hoisting actions
• B. Lift planning
• C. Regulation
• D. Standards

Answer: (A)

This question looks at the term for the actual work done during a lift, not the planning or the rules around it. The complete set of actions workers perform to move a load from the starting point to the destination describes the hoisting actions—the hands-on activities like rigging, signaling, operating the hoist, guiding the load, and placing it at the destination. Lift planning, by contrast, is the documented plan that lays out how the lift should be done, including the sequence and safety measures. Regulation and Standards are external requirements or guidelines that govern safe lifting but don’t describe the actions themselves. So the term that best matches the described concept is hoisting actions.