Which type of load requires more careful handling when using cranes?

A dynamic load requires more careful handling when using cranes due to the factors involving movement and forces that can change quickly during lifting or transporting. Unlike static loads, which remain constant and have predictable effects, dynamic loads are subject to variations such as wind, acceleration, and other forces that can occur during operation. These variations can significantly affect the stability and balance of the load, increasing the risk of swinging or shifting. Therefore, operators must apply additional caution and often implement more sophisticated techniques or equipment to manage dynamic loads safely, ensuring that both the load and surroundings are protected during operations.

Static loads, on the other hand, do not change condition during the lift and can be managed with standard protocols. Uniform loads exert evenly distributed weight along a surface, and point loads focus on a single location, each presenting their own challenges but generally being more predictable than dynamic loads.