29th March 2012
Yeo Kim Hock
Code of Practice
on Safe Lifting Operations at Workplaces
LIFTING PLAN
PERMIT TO WORKRISK ASSESSMENT
Formulating a Lifting Plan
Fundamental Contents- Key Factors of a Lifting Plan
Introduction-Objectives of Lifting Plan/ PTW/ RA
Review of the Lifting Plan
Conclusion
Objectives of a Lifting Plan
Facilitate common
understanding
amongst the lifting
crews
•Conduct Risk Assessment
•Eliminate Risks
•Mitigate Risks
•PTW
•LP
Safe Outcomes
&
Compliance to
Regulations
Fundamental ContentsKey Factors of a Lifting Plan
Detail of the Load
Detail of the Lifting
Equipment
Means of Communication
Personnel Involved in the
lifting operation
Physical & Environmental Considerations
Not necessary
in s
equence
Description of the load/sLoad ConfigurationsOverall dimensionsWeightCentre of Gravity.
Type of Lifting EquipmentMaxi SWLMax boom/Jib lengthIntended Load Radius
Visual-Standard Hand SignalAudio-RadioWithin sight and view of load and all personnel
Lifting SupervisorCrane OperatorRiggerSignalmanSite Supervisor/ others
Acronym‘GOLDEN’
Fundamental ContentsKey Factors of a Lifting Plan
OtherConsiderations based on the 5M
Model
Critical Document and
Information
Method of Rigging
Not necessary
in s
equence
MachineMaterialMediumManMethod
Load Capacity Chart/ Range DiagramOperations Manual/ LogbookAppointment of Competent PersonnelValid Test CertificateChecklists
Choker HitchBasket HitchDirect RiggingSling Angle
Sequence/ Special
Precautions
Sketch of the Lifting Zone
Public Safety/ Tandem Ops
Initial and Final location of the loadPath of the loadLoad RadiusObstructions
Type of LGs
Chain SlingFibre SlingWire Sling
General
Formulating a Lifting Plan
Formulating a Lifting Plan- General
1
Detail of the Load/s
Formulating a Lifting Plan
Formulating a Lifting Plan- Detail of the load/s
Formulating a Lifting Plan - Detail of the load/s
3
Detail of the Lifting
Equipment/ Lifting Gears
Formulating a Lifting Plan
Formulating a Lifting Plan - Detail of the Lifting Equipment
Formulating a Lifting Plan- Detail of the Lifting Equipment
4
Means of
Communications
Formulating a Lifting Plan
5
Personnel Involved in the
Lifting Operation
Formulating a Lifting Plan
Formulating a Lifting Plan- Lifting Personnel
6
Physical & Environmental
Considerations
Formulating a Lifting Plan
Formulating a Lifting Plan – Physical & Env Considerations
� Stability of Crane (Tipping Stability)
� Structural Stability
� Integrity of Lifting Gear/ Safety Devices
� ‘‘‘‘GOLDEN’’’’
7
Sequence and Special
Precautions
• Public Safety
•Tandem Lift
Formulating a Lifting Plan
Formulating a Lifting Plan-Sequence and Special Precautions
8
Sketch of the Zone of
Operation
Formulating a Lifting Plan
Formulating a Lifting Plan -Sketch of Ops Zone
Formulating a Lifting Plan-Sketch of Ops Zone
Formulating a Lifting Plan- Sketch of Ops Zone
Lifting PlanPTWRA
Lifting PlanPTWRA
Lifting PlanPTWRA
Checklists
Review of the Lifting Plan
•Changes to Lifting Plans
�Changes to the type and capacity of lifting equipment used.
�Changes to the sequence of operations.
�Changes requiring reconfiguration of the crane (boom/jib length, outrigger beam length reduction, parts of hoist line, etc).
�Changes in the rigging details which could result in a reduction in rigging strength or significant increase in rigging weight.
�Changes in surrounding environment such as sudden presence of a temporary structure obstructing the operation.
�Changes in the weather and environmental conditions which have an adverse impact to the lifting operation.
�Changes to safety-critical personnel.
In conclusion
Make Every Lifting Operations
SAFE
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Thank You
For your attention
