LOLER Lift Plan

LOCATION AREA:

Thistle Alpha MOD 9

PERMIT NUMBER: RISK ASSESSED

Later date Med/Med

LIFTING PLAN NUMBER: 1 TECHNICAL REVIEW:

NS LP – Later date N/A

CATEGORY OF LIFT SUB-CATEGORY (For Non – Routine Lifts)

Routine Non-Routine Simple Complicated Complex

COMPLEX LIFTS (Complex Lifting operations or conditions which would merit additional Engineering input) (Tick Box)

1 The lifting operation involves divers

2 The lifting operation is subsea

3 The load will be travelled over unprotected process plant/machinery

4 The load is extremely heavy

5 Load has C of G above the lifting points or a high C of G

6 The load is extremely valuable

7 The lift is in a confined space

8 The lift is in an area with very restricted headroom

9 The lifting operation involves Lifting personnel

10 Other reason:

DESCRIPTION OF LIFTING OPERATION:

Mod 9 PA SDV-20253 valves installation

IS SKETCH OF LIFTING OPERATION ENCLOSED? WEIGHT OF LOAD:

Yes No 3000KG Estimated

LIFTING EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES TO BE USED (Specify type and SWL)

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4 X USC5 WWL 5080KG

4 X 5T SWL SOFT EYE WIRE SLINGS 5MTRS

8 x 6.25t swl screw pin bow shackle

2 x 6t swl air hoist

3 x 9t swl master link

1 x 4.75t swl screw pin bow shackle

2x 3t swl pull lift

2x5t swl flat webbing strops 2mtrs

ALL LIFTING OPERATIONS REQUIRE THE FOLLOWING TO BE CONSIDERED BUT THIS LIST IS NOT EXHAUSTIVE

Weight, size, shape and centre of gravity of load / sharp edges

Overturning /load integrity/need for tag lines

Availability of approved / dedicated lifting points on load

Method of slinging / attaching / detaching the load / tag lines

Certified suspension points for the lifting equipment

Only certified and colour coded lifting equipment to be used

Pre-use equipment checks by user

Appropriate and correctly installed lifting equipment and accessories

Proximity hazards, obstructions, path of load

Restricted headroom or confined work area

Lifting over live equipment

Lifting of chemicals

Load on pallet required securing

Dynamic forces involved

Sea fastening removed

Safe access to equipment

Working under suspended loads

Environmental conditions including weather

Adequate lighting and visibility in the pick-up and lay down area

Experience, competence and training of personnel

Number of personnel required for task

Responsibilities clearly defined

Communication requirements

Hazards to personnel in area

Conflicting activities / tasks in area

METHOD(S) OF COMMUNICATION TO BE USED

Radio Verbal Hand Signals

PLANNED BY

NAME: Darren Halliman SIGNATURE: DATE:

APPROVED BY LOLER FOCAL POINT

NAME: Darren Halliman SIGNATURE: DATE:

REVIEWED BY PERSON IN CHARGE

NAME: SIGNATURE: DATE:

1. This must be approved by either the Onshore LOLER Focal Point or the Offshore LOLER Focal Point.

2. The Competent Person/Person In Charge (PIC) of conducting the lift must carry out the review of the lifting plan.

ROUTE TO BE TRAVELLED AND LAYDOWN AREA(if you can’t answer either, address in the Step by Step section) YES N/A

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1 Are the route and laydown area clear of obstructions?

2 Is the laydown/landing area adequate in terms of size and load-bearing ability?

3 Is suitable packing available for the protection of the load, lifting equipment, slings etc?

4 Have barriers been positioned to prevent access by unauthorised personnel?

5 Have you confirmed that the laydown area is within the operating limits / radius of the equipment?

6 Have environmental conditions been considered with regards to the safety of the lifting operation?

7 Will the Lifting Equipment Operator be able to see the Banksman throughout the operation, or has another suitable, risk-assessed means of communication been checked and been made available (eg radios)?

8 Is there hazardous process plant or materials in the area?

STEPS TAKEN TO ELIMINATE DANGER TO PERSONNEL INVOLVED AND OTHERS, INCLUDING BARRIERS WHERE APPROPRIATE:

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IF, AT ANY POINT, THERE IS A CHANGE TO THE WORKSCOPE INVOLVING THE LIFTING OPERATION THE JOB MUST STOP AND BE RE-ASSESSED WITH A NEW OR REVISED LIFTING PLAN IMPLEMENTED.

The following must be adhered to:

Lifting plan and the risk assessment is to be discussed at the Toolbox Talk.

Area to be barriered off prior to start of lifting operation commencing.

Pre–use and after use inspection of the lifting equipment and accessories must be carried out by the user.

In-use function checks to be carried out at the start of each shift for pre-installed equipment.

The manufacturers’ ‘safe use of’ instructions for lifting equipment and accessories

The use of certified and colour coded portable lifting equipment & accessories.

Scaffold/ladder access to be provided for the installation and removal of the lifting equipment.

Safety harness and reel to be worn when working at height.

Only competent personnel to operate the rigging equipment.

If for any reason eg (GPA) there is a requirement to temporary suspend loads, then it must be ensured that the load is made safe by attaching a wire sling (dead leg) to the load.

Should it become apparent that the lifting operation has changed for any reason from the original plan, the lifting operation must STOP. The lifting operation must be re-assessed and the lifting plan reviewed and amended to facilitate the changes. The risk assessment must also be reviewed and any additional risks identified are to be incorporated into the original risk assessment.

Remember no job is that important that you cannot take the time to do it safely.

Safety is our priority not SPEED if in doubt STOP and take time out for safety.

TASK DETAILS: (Use continuation sheet if required)

No DescriptionPerson Responsible

1 Barriers and signs to be erected before task commences and removed as soon as possible when task is complete.

Rigger

2 Check surrounding areas for potential dropped objects before installing lifting equipment Rigger

3 12mm polypropylene rope to be used to hoist portable lifting equipment into place and only competent riggers to install lifting equipment.

Rigger

4 Ensure adequate packing is used when using wire sling over beams or bracings to protect the integrity of the sling

Rigger

5 Only persons trained in Working @ Heights Units 1 & 2 to use harness and twin lanyards/ inertia reels

Rigger

A manual handling risk assessment must be created when using 4 wheeled trucks to transport any loads around the platform

Rigger

6 Riggers to walk the route the 4 wheeled truck will travel checking for any obstacles inclines etc

Rigger

7 Platform colour code is BLUE      Work Party

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No TASK DETAILS: (Use continuation sheet if required) Person Responsible

8 Riggers to pre rig lift points 1 and 2 attaching USC5 to SCTN 61 of FRMWORK 3 of STRUCTURE/EXIST-MODULE-09 and SCTN 62 of FRMWORK 3 of STRUCTURE/EXIST-MODULE-09. Loler planner to be on site to specify correct beams.

Riggers to attach5t swl soft eye wire slings to clamps using 2x6.25t swl screw pin bow shackles as per drawing.

Riggers to attach a 6.25t swl screw pin bow shackle to wires to create a union perch as per drawing. Bow of shackle to attach to eyes.

Riggers to attach a 9t swl master link to pin of bow shackle as per drawing.

Riggers to attach a 6t swl air hoist to master link.

RIGGERS

9 Riggers to repeat pre rigging at lift points 3 and 4 as per drawing at a distance of1830 apart along beam as per drawing.

Riggers to sling SDV valve using 2x 5t swl flat webbing strops 2mtrs to lift eyes at same side of body of valve as per drawing using 2x4.75t swl split bin bow shackles.

Riggers to attach 2x3t swl pull lifts to 9t swl master link and attach to lifting eyes as per drawing using 2x4.75t swl split pin bow shackles..

Riggers to attach 6t swl air hoist to master link and take up slack.

RIGGERS

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10 Rigging foreman to be present at lifts.

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RIGGERS

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11 Riggers to take weight on air hoist at lift points 3 and 4 under direction from rigging foreman checking stability of valve as they do.

Riggers to take load to height to allow clearance for transfer

Riggers to connect air hoist on lift point 1 and 2 to master link.

Riggers to take weight on lift points 1&2 and lower on lift points 3&4 transferring valve across to fixed position.

Riggers to use 3t swl pull lifts to roll valve to correct orientation.

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14 when task is complete de-rig the work site inspect the rigging gear and return to the rigging loft

RIGGERS

Note: This LOLER lift plan was completed with current knowledge of the task.

Any amendment must be endorsed by the Platform LOLER Focal Point prior to the task re-commencing.

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Workforce Declaration :

All members of the workforce must read and sign this declaration indicating that they have read, understood and will comply with the Risk Assessment and Lifting Plan. No deviations from the plan will take place without the approval of the site lifting focal point, or by a competent person who has the required level of training and has been appointed.

Workforce Signatures

Name Date Name Signature Date

DE-BRIEF & LEARNING POINTS (if applicable)(Did the lifting operation go as planned or are changes to the lift plan required?)

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