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Crane Lifting Safety and Procedure Plan

This document provides a lifting plan for a project, outlining safety checks and procedures to ensure a safe lift, including confirming equipment certifications and load weights, extending outriggers, having proper rigging, and not leaving the crane controls during the lift. It lists the crane data and ensures permits are in place, and requires signatures from the crane operator, subcontractor, and appointed lifting person to verify the plan is followed.

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Crane Lifting Safety and Procedure Plan

This document provides a lifting plan for a project, outlining safety checks and procedures to ensure a safe lift, including confirming equipment certifications and load weights, extending outriggers, having proper rigging, and not leaving the crane controls during the lift. It lists the crane data and ensures permits are in place, and requires signatures from the crane operator, subcontractor, and appointed lifting person to verify the plan is followed.

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  • Lifting Plan

Zubair North New DGS Project

Lifting Plan

Permit No.:
Location/Area:
DESCRIBTION :

Total weight to be lifted: Estimated Weight:


CRANE DATA:
1. Crane Manufacturer:…………………… 2. Serial Number:…………………. 3. Plate number:…………………..
[Link]: YES NO
* Total Weight : Permanently fitted by Manufacture ?
5. Outriggers, Pads, and Tires :
5.1-Outriggers Fully Extended and Set ?
5.2-Ground condition is Determined to be Acceptable for Imposed Load ?
5.3-Engineering has reviewed and determined underground utilities and
OTHERS:
1. Indicate how slings are to be used: Basket Straight Pick Choker
2. Net Crane Capacity: ...............KG.
3. Load orientation prior to lift: Front Side Rear
4. Swing orientation relative to crane: Front Side Rear
COMPLETE CHECKLIST BELOW TO ENSURE A SAFE LIFT IS PLANNED YES NO
1- Raise all necessary permits and authorizations.
2- The load weight is confirmed known.
3- Conduct tool box talk with all relevant persons and conduct site assessment.
4- Verify all equipment is in acceptable condition and all certification is in order.
5- Cordon / barricade off designated area.
6- Ensure all safety devices are operational.
7- Outrigger pads are fully extended and blocking is sufficient for the load.
8- The load hook is directly over the load center of gravity.
9- Boom angle, boom length, lift radius, and the crane capacity are known.
10- Tires are clear of the ground and the crane is level.
11- Ground, soil, and/or pavement is confirmed to have capacity for the imposed load.
12- Rigging equipment has been inspected and in safe working condition.
13- Crane operator, remain alert and NEVER leave the controls at any time during the lift.
14- Under the direction of the appointed banksman, slow and safely lift and transfer the cargo to its final
15- Once the lift is complete and when safe to do so, remove rigging & lifting tackle for cargo.
16- Return / properly stow equipment, tidy and clean the site and remove barricades.
17- Confirm lifting rigging / tackle is fit for use & fit for purpose. Inspected by competent person prior to lift.
18- Ensure personnel working at height adhere to Galfar working at height / fall protection requirements.
19- Confirm with all personal readiness to proceed.
20- Ensure all parties are fully aware of the procedure to follow in case of emergency shut down / loss of power.
21- Lifts in close proximity to power transmission lines shall meet requirements.
NAMES : Signature:

Crane Operator: ……………………………………….. ……………………………….


Date of Effictiveness
Performing Authority(Subcon):……………………………… ……………………………….

Appionted Lifting Person (SECL):……………………………………… ……………………………….

Note: Cranes equipped with computers indicating boom length, angle, and radius are safety devices only and should not be used in place
of the operator's responsibility to actually determine the measurements required to calculate a safe lift.
Note: Accessories, Crane Capacity, Parts of Line and Rope Capacity, and the working quadrant of the crane should be considered when
calculating Net Crane Capacities.

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