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1. Risk Management

  • 1.1 (GMR) Plant Hazard Assessments have been provided for all cranes? (check records)

  • 1.2 Cranes and Lifting are managed in accordance with the JHG-2-020-1 Plant & Equipment Procedure?

2. Training and Personnel Competency

  • 2.1 A licence to operate plant is available?

  • 2.2 (GMR) Crane Operators are; <br>- Qualified on crane type - copy on file; <br>- Competency Assessed - inducted , Level 1 Lift Planning and Communications WCA's; and <br>- Hold current medicals where operating with a man box?

  • 2.3 (GMR) Riggers/Doggers are; <br>- Qualified - copy on file; <br>- Competency assessed - inducted, Level 1 Lift Operations and Communications WCA's

  • 2.4 Trainee Crane Operators and Riggers/Doggers are being trained under a formal training plan?

  • 2.5 Has a lift design specialist been appointed at the workplace?

  • 2.6 (GMR) Lift design specialists are; <br>- Interviewed by the lift methodology engineer; <br>- Competency assessed - inducted, Level 1 & 2 Lifting Operations WCA's

  • 2.7 How are designed lifts being designed and planned?

  • 2.8 Is the lift design specialist doing the designed lift planning a professionally qualified engineer?

  • 2.9 Lift Plan Checkers are competency assessed to Level 2 Lift Planning Tool WCA?

  • 2.10 (GMR) Crane commissioning, operation and decommissioning must be planned and managed by a competent person

  • 2.11 (GMR) All lifts planned and managed by a competent person in accordance with the JHG Lift Planning Matrix

3. Minimum Crane Requirements

  • 3.1 (GMR) Plant Hazard Assessments have been carried out on all cranes in use?

  • 3.2 A sample crane selected has the following documentstion in the cabin; <br>- Daily Pre-operational inspection<br>- Last scheduled maintenance event paperwork<br>- Annual statutory inspection paperwork<br>- Test and inspection certificates for ropes, slings and hooks or traceability to a register, monthly<br>- Copy of lifting equipment register including items actually on crane<br>- Operations manual, Plant Hazard Assessment, Plant registration documents, Calibration certificates

  • 3.3 Where are the crane override keys stored? (Should be in managers office)

  • 3.4 (GMR) The working load limit of a crane, hoist or device for lifting or suspending a load is not exceeded?

  • 3.5 Plant and equipment used for lifting must be specifically deigned and certified for the purpose of lifting?

4. Crane requirements for work boxes

  • 4.1 Attempts are made to eliminate the use of work boxes using a risk management process?

  • 4.2 A work box checklist and permit are used tone sure all requirements are in place prior to the use of the work box?

  • 4.3 The crane has the following equipment fitted;<br>- Safety hook or moused accessory; <br>- Self-centering controls that stop motion when released;<br>- Powered lowering; <br>- Positive free-fall lockout<br>- Up and down limit switches on the hoist motion;

  • 4.4 The personnel understand the minimum capacity requirements when suspending a work box? <br>Minimum capacity of 1000kg: <br>At the maximum radius for the work, the crane capacity, when divided by 2 is equal or greater than the total load of the workbox and it's contents.

  • 4.5 (GMR) Persons that are suspended from or attached to a crane hook are to be situated in a fit for purpose Workbox with appropriate permits in place?

5. Communication

  • 5.1 There is evidence of sufficient radios on dedicated channels for the crane crew?

  • 5.2 Contingencies are in place for radio failure or battery failure? (This should be captured in the TRA)

  • 5.3 Clear positive style is used?

6. Lift Planning

  • 6.1 (GMR) A competent person is used to categorised all lifts in the workplace?

  • 6.2 There is evidence that the SQE process is be utilised including consideration of the residual plant risk from the PHA?

  • 6.3 Category A lifts are managed by the crane crews and comply with the procedure?

  • 6.4 Lift plans are checked and authorised by management and the certification table is completed prior to lifts? (Check previous plans)

  • 6.5 Attachments to lift plans are appropriate?

  • 6.6 Is there evidence that lifts are being carried out without properly certified plans? Why?

  • 6.7 (GMR) Ground conditions must be assessed with appropriate controls implemented to ensure the stability of the lifting device?

7. Lifting Operations

  • 7.1 All loads are controlled by tag lines? (16mm, dry, non-conductive)

  • 7.2 Observe a lift to check that;<br>- Tag lines are used;<br>- Load travel route and landing area is clear;<br>- Load is not lifted over personnel;<br>- Load is not lifted over live plant without approval; <br>- Communication processes are adequate;

  • 7.3 (GMR) Barricading is used around the crane during lifting operations, no loads must be lifted or suspended over people?

  • 7.4 Workboxes have design registration with Comcare? (check evidence)

  • 7.5 A risk management process attempting to eliminate the use of the Workbox has been undertaken? (Should only be used if no other means is practicable)

  • 7.6 The Workbox is placarded with the capacity, have an internal handrail and in good condition?

  • 7.7 (GMR) Cranes and lifting appliances must be regularly inspected, certified, tested and maintained, and comply with current Australian standards?

8.0 Corrective / Remedial Action(s)

  • Are there any corrective / remedial actions to be raised from this system assessment?

8. Sign Off

  • Person conducting system assessment

  • Auditor's signature

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