Information

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  • M4E Site

  • Area - Activity

  • Conducted on

Area Supervisor:-

Lead Inspector:-

Other members of the inspection team?

  • Another auditor

Safety Essential Verification - Mobile Cranes and Lifting

  • Take a photo of the lift.

  • Discuss with the workgroup how the lift zone has been identified as sufficient to protect surrounding personnel?

  • How have the workgroup ensured that the ground is of adequate stability and fall amount, free from below ground services and sufficently clear of excavations?

  • Is the rigger dogman not between the load, an object or a crane.

  • How has the workgroup ensured that communication will not be interrupted / lost during a lift?

  • During a pick and carry operation is the dogman forward of the crane in full view of the crane operator?

  • Is the crane components and load clear of powerlines or overhead structures at all stages of the planned lift? Has a safe approach distance to swing of powerlines been assessed

  • Can personnel involved in the task identify total combined weights (load and deductibles), and calculate crane capacity at lift radius andcshow this recordon lift start cards?

  • Take a photo of lift start card

  • Can personnel involved in pick and carry operations explain the terrain and cross falls information? Has the crane capacity been reduced for even ground (if permitted ).

  • Take a photo of the area to identify if controls are in place.

  • Is there anything that has the potential to hurt or injure someone?

  • Any improvements identified upon interaction with work group including over and above (or innovative) examples of risk treatment:

  • Action required?
  • Action

  • Allocated to

  • Action due

  • Lead Inspector to sign

  • Add the names of other personnel on the inspection.

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