Choose crane hand signal charts for mobile or overhead crane operations, with adhesive decals, Spanish-language charts, company-logo options, and a free printable PDF. Start with the signal system your equipment and operation use, then compare chart dimensions, layout, and material.
Choose the right hand signal chart
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Mobile crane hand signal charts: illustrated references for hoist, lower, swing, boom movements, travel, stop, and emergency stop. Compare portrait layouts with the
14 × 8½-inch landscape mobile crane chart when checking your available mounting space.
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Overhead crane hand signal charts: choose the chart intended for overhead-crane operations rather than substituting a mobile crane chart.
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Banksman hand signals chart: H-005 shows 12 panels, including start, stop, emergency stop, directional movements, and distance signals. Its artwork is different from the 20-signal mobile crane charts; compare the actual gestures and captions before ordering.
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Spanish mobile crane hand signal chart: an option for crews who need the chart's printed instructions in Spanish.
Compare materials and custom options
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Clear-background chart decal: a 6 × 12-inch mobile crane chart with a transparent background. Consider the mounting surface's color and detail when checking readability.
- Custom company branding: add your logo or contact details to the
6 × 13-inch portrait chart or the
14 × 8½-inch landscape chart. Both offer quantities of 10, 25, 50, or 100. Reply to your order confirmation email with the artwork and details you want printed.
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Free crane hand signals poster PDF: download and print the mobile crane chart yourself. This is a digital option, not a shipped poster or adhesive decal.
Check the artwork before selecting a chart
Mobile, overhead, and banksman charts are not interchangeable simply because they are all called hand signal charts. Review the pictured signal set, language, dimensions, and mounting space. Position a physical chart without obstructing the operator's view, controls, identification plates, or other warnings.
Charts are reference aids, not substitutes for signal-person training, qualification, or agreed operating procedures. Purchasing or posting a chart does not by itself establish compliance. For construction crane signaling requirements, consult
OSHA 1926.1419. Our
crane hand signal guide provides additional information.
