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Whenever a crane lift or move a load it will need lifting plan. . The man who make a plan for lifting he is called Originator(RIGGER) ■Types of Rigger: ▪︎Rigger I ▪︎Rigger II ▪︎Rigger III ■Who will make lifting plan? Rigger I or Rigger II ■Who will approve lifting plan? Only Rigger 1 will approve lifting plan ■Rigger required for covering different lifting activities? ▪︎If load is 1 to 10Ton Rigger III should be present ▪︎If load is 11 to 39.9Ton Rigger II should be present ▪︎If load is 40ton or above Rigger I must be present for lifting activity. ■For all type of Critical lifting Rigger I must be present to cover the Activity. ##safetyfirst #HSE #Riggersafety

DAY'S INFORMATION Let us share important small awareness about Lifting and Rigging What is the Hazards of Lifting? Ans: The hazards of Lifting & Rigging:  Mechanical Failure  Poor ground stability  Over turn  Over loaded  Contact with power line  Tandem lifting  Lack of training  Poor supervision  Inadequate maintenance or inspection  Lack of barricading & signage’s  Incompetent rigger & operator  Working under suspended load  No hand signal  No boom angle indicate  Lack of communication rigger & operator  Banks man  High winds #Who_is_Rigger? Ans: A rigger is a worker who is responsible for moving heavy material and equipment around the worksite. When it comes to crane hire they are responsible for setting up crane equipment and temporary structure so the crane can perform the lift. #How many types of rigger? Ans: There is 3 types of rigger:  Rigger level 1 for any tandem and critical lifting above 50 tones  Rigger level 2 weight over 10 tones and less than 50 tones  Rigger level 3 weight is over 10 tones or less requires Note: Rigger must be:  Rigger must be trained, experienced and hold current third party certificate  Rigger must be able to determine weight, center of gravity and characteristic of a load  Rigger must be able to inspect and determine whether associate lifting equipment is damaged  Rigger must be familiar with different and correct sling techniques  Know correct hand signal  Rigger assets daily equipment and rigging checklist  Barricade the lifting area and signage’s  Rigger check crane and load capacity  Rigger must be maintain lifting SWL procedure  Rigger must be check crane out rigger fully extended  Rigger must be Inspect lifting tools #Note_to_take: when wind speed are above 32km/h (20mph), the rated load and boom length shall be reduce

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Wrong Observation : 1.Wrong Lifting procedure 2.No have secured equipment 3.No have used equipment guide rope 4.Rigger not competent person 5. Poor supervision 6. Need of safety person for safe lifting procedure training 7. No have area barricade 8. No have sign board 9.load siza is big so need 4 legs bridal hitch. 10.tag line tie with chain sling. its wrong tag line must b tie with load and minimum 2 tag line required 11. rigger very close to the load #hseprofessionals #lifting #safetyatwork

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CRANE LIFTING AND SAFETY Lifting: Is the process of moving/shifting materials from one place to another. Crane: Is the machine used for Lifting heavy equipment or materials. Lifting/ Crane Lifting posses various types of hazards. ▪︎Mechanical Failure ▪︎Overturns. ▪︎Contact with Power Lines ▪︎No Lifting plan ▪︎ Uncertified operator/ Rigger ▪︎ Unstable or uneven ground. There are various requirements that has to be met before a Lifting operation using crane is began. ☆ A permit to work has to be obtained. ☆ A proper Lifting plan has to be available. ☆Crane operators and riggers have to be certified. ☆ The Ground level has to be stable. ☆ Area has to be barricaded and displayed warning signs. ☆ Load shall not be passed over workers ☆ Operators cabin visibility (360°). A Lifting plan must be in place for lifts of 40 tons and above and all special and difficulty lifts( High, long to lift, or two cranes). The Lifting plan must include; ◇Position of item to be lifted and the Lifting equipment. ◇Weight and configuration of item to be lifted. ◇ Radius of lift ◇Lifting restrictions. ◇ Details of Lifting equipment. ◇Calculated load chat attached. ◇Any Critical Lifting has to be included. What are Critical Lifting? •Tandom Lifting are Critical Lifting. (Lifting involving two cranes Lifting the same load). •Night time Lifting is Critical Lifting. •Heavy Lifting more than 40 Tons •Near Power line Lifting. e.t.c Always remember that while operating a crane the wind speed has to be a minimum of 32km/hr.

CRANE LIFTING AND SAFETY Lifting: Is the process of moving/shifting materials from one place to another. Crane: Is the machine used for Lifting heavy equipment or materials. Lifting/ Crane Lifting posses various types of hazards. ▪︎Mechanical Failure ▪︎Overturns. ▪︎Contact with Power Lines ▪︎No Lifting plan ▪︎ Uncertified operator/ Rigger ▪︎ Unstable or uneven ground. There are various requirements that has to be met before a Lifting operation using crane is began. ☆ A permit to work has to be obtained. ☆ A proper Lifting plan has to be available. ☆Crane operators and riggers have to be certified. ☆ The Ground level has to be stable. ☆ Area has to be barricaded and displayed warning signs. ☆ Load shall not be passed over workers ☆ Operators cabin visibility (360°). A Lifting plan must be in place for lifts of 40 tons and above and all special and difficulty lifts( High, long to lift, or two cranes). The Lifting plan must include; ◇Position of item to be lifted and the Lifting equipment. ◇Weight and configuration of item to be lifted. ◇ Radius of lift ◇Lifting restrictions. ◇ Details of Lifting equipment. ◇Calculated load chat attached. ◇Any Critical Lifting has to be included. What are Critical Lifting? •Tandom Lifting are Critical Lifting. (Lifting involving two cranes Lifting the same load). •Night time Lifting is Critical Lifting. •Heavy Lifting more than 40 Tons •Near Power line Lifting. e.t.c Always remember that while operating a crane the wind speed has to be a minimum of 32km/hr.

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