Project Details

  • Project Title

  • Job Number

  • Prepared by

  • Phone Number

  • Lifting Supervisor

  • Shift Start Time

  • Shift End Time

  • Team Members

Pre-Operation Checks

  • Site plan available

  • Risk assessments & method statement available

  • Operators understand and sign for RAMS

  • Operator 1

  • Operator 2

  • Operator 3

  • Operator 4

  • Operator 5

  • Operator 6

  • Load weights & dimensions

  • Working radius/rigging details (boom length etc).

  • Set up barriers to keep unauthorised personnel out of the lifting zone.

Equipment Checks

  • Equipment certificates checked

  • Check for visual damage, wear or defects on equipment (e.g., slings, shackles, chains & hooks).

  • Verify the safe working load (SWL) and Working Load Limit (WLL) markings are visible and will not be exceeded.

  • Confirm the compatibility of equipment to the load.

Personnel Checks

  • Confirm all personnel involved in the operation (e.g., crane operator, slinger/signaller, riggers) hold valid CPCS or equivalent qualifications.

  • Conduct a pre-lift briefing to ensure everyone understands their roles and responsibilities.

  • Verify communication methods, such as hand signals, radios, or verbal commands, are understood and functional.

Environmental and Site Checks

  • Check for stability and compaction of the ground where lifting equipment will operate.

  • Identify and avoid power lines, structures, or other obstructions in the load path.

  • Assess wind speed, rain, or poor visibility that may affect lifting operations.

  • Ensure the area is clear for equipment movement and emergency access is maintained.

Operational Checks

  • Confirm the load is properly secured, balanced, and not likely to shift during lifting.

  • Use tag lines if necessary to control the load and prevent spinning or swinging.

  • Conduct a test lift to ensure the load is stable and equipment operates as intended.

  • Maintain barriers to keep unauthorised personnel out of the lifting zone.

Post-Operation Checks

  • Recheck equipment for damage or wear after use, (images to include equipment number).

  • Ensure logs of inspections, incidents, and operations are updated.

  • Conduct a post-lift review to identify any issues or lessons for future operations.

  • Sign Off

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