Information

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  • PR-FS-INS-25-

  • WestConnex M4E - Parramatta Rd Civil

  • Conducted on

  • Parramatta Road - Area - Activity - Task

Area Supervisor:-

Lead Inspector:-

Other members of the inspection team?

  • Another auditor

  • Has a Lift Operations Coordinator (LOC) appointed for the project?

  • Tom Gabris is CSJ's appointed lifting coordinator, contact Tom - Gabris, - Tom.Gabris@m4e.com.au for any Lift Study and Lift Plans sign off's or information regarding lifts that are required.

  • Are lift plans prepared by a competent person in accordance with the Safety Essential for Mobile Cranes and Lifting Operations?

  • All lifts must be risk assessed according to the Lift Matrix classifications.

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  • What type of lift is being conducted

  • Is a lift supervisor appointed to ensure lifts are carried out as per the Lift Plan or Lift Study?

  • Ask the lift supervisor to sign this as part of the inspection

  • Is the work being undertaken in accordance with the SWMS, Lift Start Card, Lift Plan or Lift Study (as appropriate)?

  • Take photo of the Lift Start Card or lift Study / Plans

  • Is there an approved SWMS in place?

  • Have all the crew signed on to the current SWMS

  • Ask them to sign on to the SWMS

  • Is the work being undertaken in accordance with the SWMS, Lift Start Card, Lift Plan or Lift Study (as appropriate)?

  • Take a photo of the lift.

  • Have exclusion zones been established?

  • Has an exclusion zone been established for

  • Take a photo

  • Is the crane travelling on or set up on suitable ground? Approved by a certified geotechnical engineer if required by the Lift Plan or Lift Study?

  • What are the ground conditions?

  • Take a photo of the operational area and /or the stability of the crane

  • Are the outriggers supported as per the Lift Start Crad, Lift Plan or Lift Sudy?

  • Take a photo of the outriggers supported position

  • Are the outriggers barricaded to prevent inadvertant contact by passing plant or vehicles?

  • Take a photo identifying outriggers are suitably protected against traffic

  • Has all lifting equipment marked with SWL and within current inspection and test dates?

  • What colour is the current inspection tag?

  • Take a photo of current inspection tags

  • Has all rigging equipment e.g. slings, chains, spreader bars and the like are to be inspected, tagged and certified for use by a competent person prior to use?

  • What colour is the current inspection tag?

  • Take a photo of current inspection tags

  • Is all documentation (e.g. logbook with completed pre-start, OEM, Plant Risk Assessment, lift chart) available for each crane to be utilised?

  • Take a photo of the logbook page

  • Is a calibrated test weight available where required by a Lift Plan or Lift Study?

  • Ask the crane operator / Lift Supervisor what was assessed during the calibration test?

  • Is the appropriate signage on the barricading to highlight the lift hazards?

  • Is barricading in place to restrict access?

  • Take a photo of barricading and signage in place

  • Are cranes lifting above 90%? NB Then there must be an approved Essentials Exception in place

  • Has a means of communication means been established between the Crane Crew?

  • What means of communication are being used?

  • Has the communication system been tested before the lifts commence?

  • Have the crew completed

  • Are tag lines used to control loads? Consider length, non conductive fibre and thickness (16mm)

  • Hands are not being used to control the loads, tag lines are being used

  • Action required?
  • Action

  • Allocated to

  • Action due

  • Lead Inspector to sign

  • Other members of the inspection team to sign:

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