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Fatal Risk Control

  • Make sure you know which Fatal Risks are present in your work area!

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  • If any fatal risk controls are not effectively implemented or maintained the task/activity should be stopped immediately and the related risks needs to be re assessed by a competent person.

Lifting

  • These CRITICAL CONTROLS need to be in place when working with cranes and lifting equipment.

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  • Does the activity present lifting risks.

Competency

  • Is the crane operator, and rigger trained and qualified, and does the worker understand the components of lifting activity?

  • Does the operator, rigger, and/or signaler appear to be fit for duty, alert, and awake?

Lifting Plan

  • Has a risk assessment or lift plan been conducted and documented? (e.g., considering powerline proximity, load weight, shape, size, and capacity)

  • Was working under or near a suspended load discussed?

  • Has a workplace inspection been conducted and documented? (e.g., travel route, access workspace, level and solid ground conditions, or safe distances to any overhead powerlines)

  • Has the rigging equipment been correctly attached/balanced and is rated for the load?

  • Has the lift been communicated to all affected personnel?

  • Are tag lines being utilized to control the load while the lift is in progress, and are they free from posing additional hazards?

  • Is the crane operator present during all lifting operations? (e.g., suspended load always attended)

  • Have all sections of the Lifting Plan been completed correctly and signed off by all parties?

Mechanical Integrity of Lifting Gear

  • Has the appropriate pre-operational inspection been completed prior to work commencing?

  • Is the lift capacity of the crane and lifting gear rated for the load weight?

  • Are all safety devices on the lifting equipment installed and functional?

  • Does each item of lifting equipment (chains, slings, shackles, etc.) have a current tag on it indicating it has been checked on a planned schedule?

Exclusion Zone

  • Is the barrier or barricade large enough (360°) to protect people in the event of a load falling? (e.g., boom radius plus the load is within barrier/barricade area, also consider load tipping, rolling away, bouncing, and working levels)?

  • Has the exclusion zone been properly demarcated (e.g., signage, tape/tag, cones, or barricades), communicated, and maintained?

  • Are barriers set up to denote clearance area based on power/voltage lines and environmental factors? Has a vicinity permit been obtained where required?

  • If required to operate within clearance distance, have overhead powerlines been locked out and tagged out?

Sign off

  • Person Conducted Fatal Risk Critical Control Verification.

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