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  • Document No. CAP_12.58_TEM

  • Department Reviewed

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by:

  • Number of People Observeed

  • Location
  • Specific Task Observed

  • Contractors Involved (If Yes):

Visible Felt Leadership Critical Control Tool Jacking and Lifting.

  • Critical Control (CT.00024946)<br>- Exclusion Zones have been Implemented in the lifting Plan

  • Photograph the Exclusion Zones

  • Critical Control (CT.00024947)<br>- Lifting and Jacking Equipment is certified - Review MST work orders for inspections of lifting equipment and plant.

  • Photograph the Certification tag

  • Confirm Whether a JSA is in place for the task

  • Ask the work Group what step in the JSA process they are at.

  • Confirm that the hazards identified by the work group are listed in the JSA. Record any differences

  • Are the Controls Chosen the most appropriate and effective for the hazards Identified?

  • Review the work groups SLAMs.

  • Has the workgroup listed the hazards and controls in place as discussed in the JSA review?

  • Are Lifting Plans in place for serious and Critical Lifts

  • Is the ATW complete (If required).

  • Is the machine Fundamentally Stable?

  • Is the machine Isolated?

  • Suitable PPE in place

  • Are Exclusion Zones Set up?

  • Are Base Ground Conditions adequate for the task?

Jacking

  • Are Suitably Sized Jacks for Load

  • Condition of Jacks and hoses

  • Correct Jacking Point being used

  • Correct Jacking Procedure being Used

  • Suitable collars or restraints used on jack to prevent hydraulic creep

Lifting

  • Cranes Authorised for site

  • Are the people Competent and Authorised. Record the names.

  • Lift Plan (If Required)

  • Drop Zones in place (demarcation and signage)

  • Take a photo of the Drop Zones.

  • Are the chains / Slings in good condition.

  • Select the coloured test tag on the chain / slings

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