Crane Lifting and Rigging

At the end of this topic, you will be able to ;
• List or describe Safety guidelines and requirements for Lifting and Rigging Safety • Identify and Eliminate Lifting and Rigging hazards • Items which you have to check out prior to the commencement of your job
unsecured load, load capacity exceeded, or ground not level or too soft
How do accidents occur?
Lack of communication
the point of operation is a distance from the crane operator or not in full view of the operator
CONTENTS
I. Introduction
1. This presentation will discuss; 2. At the end of this topic, you will be able to ; 3. Why is ‘Lifting and Rigging Safety’ important ? 4. Major Causes of Accidents in material lifting
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Crane Operator, Rigger Certificate.
Maintain daily checklist
An approved lift plan provided.
Heavy lifts must be noted on the Work Permit.
If load critical or man basket required operation foreman should issue the work permit
Ⅱ. Risk Point
What are the hazards from the topic ?
Improper Load Rating
Excessive speed
Overhead Power line Inadequate Inspection and Maintenance Unguarded parts and Swing Radius
from Crane 5. How do accidents occur?
Ⅰ. Introduction
This presentation will discuss ;
• Risk point arising at work involving Lifting and Rigging Activities • Lesson learned from accident cases • Safety measure to prevent the overturn, falling material, mechanical failures • Pre-check point to be implemented before starting Lifting and Rigging work
Who is at Risk?
Operators Persons at Crane Site
Lack of training
Inadequate maintenance or inspection
CONTENTS
Ⅱ. Risk Point
1. What is the most hazardous point from the topic ?
Ⅰ. Introduction
Why is ‘Lifting and Rigging Safety’ important ?
• The handling, setting and erection of materials and equipment is a hazardous occupation. Each operation presents its own peculiar problems and no two jobs are alike. With proper consideration taken, each job can be performed free of bodily harm to the employee and without damage to the equipment
Crane location and positioning.
Critical Wind Speed.
Lifting and Rigging
HSE Team
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Ⅰ Introduction Ⅱ Risk Point Ⅲ Incident Case Ⅳ Safety Measure Ⅴ Summary
Professionalism, Sincerity, Teamwork, and Innovation
Not using the outrigger
Mechanical Failure Use damaged lifting and Rigging accessory
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I IFOKLNLOOWYWTOHTEUHREU’LLRELSUBL E SAFEΒιβλιοθήκη Ⅰ. Introduction
Major Causes of Accidents in material lifting from Crane
Contact with power lines
Overturns
Falls
Mechanical failures
Ⅰ. Introduction
Instability