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2.0 SCOPE
This procedure applies to the use of mobile cranes which normally lift loads
independently. This procedure applies to lift.
3.0 DEFINITIONS
5.0 RESPONSIBILITY
5.1 Contractor Site Engineer in conjunction with the HSE Officer, Supervisor /
Foreman shall be responsible for overall execution of the works carried out
during the lifting operations.
5.2 The Certified competent lifting operations supervisor is directly responsible for
the lifting activities carried out on site.
5.4 Contractor HSE officer shall be responsible for verifying the crane, operator and
rigger valid certificates before lifting commence.
5.5 Crane operators with valid certification authorized to operate the class of
equipment as noted on the certification.
5.6 Only Crane operators with valid certification will be authorized to operate cranes
on site.
5.7 The crane operator is responsible for Complying with all applicable regulations
and codes of practice including customer restrictions and TRSDC job site-
specific requirements.
5.8 Operating cranes and heavy lift equipment within the specifications provided by
the manufacturer, operator manuals, load charts, and operator notes.
5.9 This includes pre-start and post-start inspection, maneuvering skills, shutdown
and Securing procedure.
6.0 COMPETENT RIGGER
The competent rigger is responsible for completing the pre-lift safety checklist
and performing rigging in accordance with TRSDC Procedure and applicable
regulations, including customer restrictions and job-site specific requirements, as
necessary. He shall identify and predict hazards in the surroundings or working
conditions and take prompt corrective measures to eliminate or correct them.
7.1 For all lifting made with the crane the competent lifting operations supervisor,
Rigger and Crane Operators shall follow the pre lift safety checklist prior to job
execution.
7.2 Site HSE officer shall complete the pre lift safety check list prior to starting of
the lifting activities.
7.3 The Site HSE officer shall examine the records to establish that the crane is
certified thorough a TRSDC approved agency and examination issued within the
last 12 months with current boom certification.
7.4 The crane operators shall perform a daily Crane inspection in accordance with
crane manufacturers recommendations to ensure the lifting equipment and
7.5 The crane operator shall also ensure that the outriggers of the crane are fully
extended and that displacement pads are in place.
7.6 A pre-lift discussion shall take place between Erection Supervisor, the rigging
crew and equipment operators prior to making the lifting. Clear communication
between the crane operators and the rigging crew shall be emphasized.
7.7 Lifting operations supervisor shall ensure that tag lines are attached to the load,
ensure that temporary barricades are placed around the work area and that
adjacent work crews are notified of the rigging work operations.
8.1 PLANNING
Lifting operations should always be planned and a written work plan
should be produced in advance by a competent lifting operations
supervisor who is conversant with this procedure.
Operators of cranes being used to carry out the Lifting must be trained,
assessed and certified from a third party agencies acknowledged by
TRSDC and conversant with the contents of this procedure.
During the operation of crane lifting, Safe Working Load and radius
should not be exceeded at any time.
The individual lifting plans must show the weight capacity of the
slings and shackles, how far the boom will be extended and the radius
it will be operated at in order to confirm a safe lift according to the
load chart prior to the lifting operation.
Initially the load should only be lifted 1 meter off the ground to ensure
proper slinging and balance prior to allowing lifting to continue. The
1 meter lift will be a hold point for verification.
9.0 ATTACHMENTS
Check dimensions and level of prefabricated foundation pears set out on site.
Position crane next to foundation setup within rich of offloading area.
Move truck with the building into position.
With the use of a certified spreader bar, lifting hook extensions and lifting equipment,
lift the unit from the truck with guide lines on opposing corners.
Swing the unit into position over the foundations controlling it with the guide lines.
Slowly lower the unit onto the foundations insuring it is in the right position.
If it is a building consisting of multiple units, proceed in the same manner with the
second, third and fourth ground floor units.
Position each unit next to the previously placed one and lower into position.
With all the ground floor units in place and leveled.
Proceed in the same manner lifting the first floor units into place one by one and placing
them on top of the ground floor units as per the building layout.
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Activities / Items to be Inspected Remarks by Safety staff
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Use of outriggers and floats
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