Unimix Ready Mixed Concrete

Client: RSG

Lifting Plan
REVISION REVIEWER
REV. DATE STATUS
DETAILS Unimix *EXTERNAL
00 14-03-2024 EA New Issue P. D RSG

Status Code:

D: Draft FI: For Information FE: For Execution

P: Preliminary FA: For Approval EA: External Approval (CLIENT)

Distribution: Internal and External

Prepared by Reviewed by Approved by

Position Rigger 02 QHSE Manager Projects Director
Name Wilfredo Coralde Quite Shamshuddin Ziad Najeeb

Signature

Date 14-03-2024 14-03-2024 14-03-2024

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Contents
1. Preface 3
2. Crane Details 3
3. Responsibilities 3
3.1 Appointed Person 3
3.2 Lead Slinger/Signaler 4
4. Maintenance/Inspection 4
5. Chains/Lifting Equipment 5
6. Maximum Safe Working Load (SWL) 5
7. Slinging Loads 5
8. General Lifting Considerations 5
9. Required actions in excess wind speeds 8
10. Training 8
11. Common Lifts 10
Appendix 1 – Training Register/Certificates
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1. Preface
The following plan outlines the methods and procedures to be adopted during the use of lifting
Mobile Crane deployed for Unimix ready mixed concrete at Project.

The crane will be utilized for the purposes of Lifting works of concrete Mixer and related
accessories and supplementary equipment’s undertaken within the parameters of the contract
agreement between Unimix ready mixed concrete& client.

In addition to the generic plan document with details of “common lifts”, individual lift
assessments will be conducted for all non-typical lifts. Lift assessments will be completed with
the aid and advice of the crane manufacturer’s load / radius specification, and with input from
the operator of the crane, or lifting supervisor or by reference to external mobile crane suppliers
or rental companies, to confirm and ensure that the proposed crane’s duties, and available
lifting equipment and tackle, are suitable for the planned lifting operations.

2. Crane Details
Details of all the mobile cranes whose activities are included in the work descriptions shall be
submitted on request for each type of crane used at site. The details shall include manufacturer,
model/s, serial number/s, configuration, and specific summarized load.
The crane with capacity maximum of 100 ton depending on the load size and geometry to be
lifted and the radius of crane operation will be 10mtr to 20mtr. Crane details such as load chart,
third party safety certificate for the crane and operators.

3. Responsibilities

3.1 Appointed Person

The appointed person for the project will oversee the selection of personnel and provide
instruction and supervision where required. The Project Manager is the one responsible to
appoint the Appointed Person (AP). The AP will nominate a suitable qualified and experienced
person to be the individual site’s Crane & Lifting Operations Supervisor who will manage, co-
ordinate, the overall site operations appertaining to construction activities which involve all
lifting operations on or adjacent to, but associated with, the site, during the absence of the AP.
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The Appointed person will ensure that the approved Lift plan is in place and understood prior to
lifting operations commencing, and is being fully implemented, and will ensure that all involved
persons are informed when amendments or additions are required, and implemented. Tool box
talks shall be signed by all involved personnel and records are kept at site.

3.2 Lead Slinger/Signaler

The Slinger/Signaler will manage each crane’s lift operations, and will ensure that the load
details conform to those stated in the common lift schedule, or the load specific lift assessment.
Direction of the crane will be by the appointed Slinger/Signalers only, and they shall be
identified by an orange, high-visibility vest, or an alternative defined method of easy
identification

4. Maintenance/Inspection
All lifting appliances will be thoroughly examined and re-certificated by an independent
competent examiner every 3 months. The copies of these third-party certificates and other
associated records will be kept in the site office.

In addition, daily visual inspections will be carried out on each crane in use, and on all lifting
equipment/accessories as well, pre-operational inspection checklist shall be filled out daily for
the crane and the items to be lifted before the start of any lifting operation. The persons carrying
out the inspections on this site, will be identified and listed within the Lift Plan as listed below: -

 Mobile Crane (100 ton)

The persons named above are responsible for reporting any defects or faults to the site
management and also for carrying out any routine maintenance such as oiling/greasing. Should
any defects or faults be found, the lifting appliance/accessory will be taken out of service
immediately, in addition to keeping the site management informed. It is a requirement that such
defects are entered in the site’s lifting equipment register, with a second entry made to confirm
when they are again fit for purpose.
Each crane is serviced at the required intervals as per manufacturer recommendations or by a
competent service agent who are the site’s / Project’s designated Preventative Maintenance, and
Repair resource, or a specific alternative approved by the AP to resolve a specific issue.
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5. Chains/Lifting Equipment

All chains used on this project will be fitted with hooks with spring loaded or equivalent safety
catches.
The use of color coding shall be in accordance with tr Procedures.

Details of any lifting equipment shall be provided for project’s inspection and approval before
use at site.

6. Maximum Safe Working Load (SWL)

The Maximum SWL and reference / ID number must be clearly stamped on all lifting equipment.
This load must never be exceeded, under any circumstances.

7. Slinging Loads

All proprietary plant and equipment will be fitted with lifting eyes or lifting points and these must
be used at all times. Specific details of lifting points of expected standard lifts are attached in
Appendix 1 of this lifting plan.

The standard method of slinging general loads, such as re-bar, timber and scaffold tube on this
project will be the single choker. If necessary, and at the discretion of the Lead Slinger/Signaler,
the double choker will be used.

8. General Lifting Considerations

 All operations involving cranes, material hoists and other lifting equipment shall follow
the procedures and permits.
 Unimix ready mixed concrete Supervisor shall be in construction area. All lifting
operations shall be coordinated with this person to ensure that these operations be
executed in a controlled and safe manner.
 All cranes with outriggers shall be supported by crane mats, even on concrete surfaces as
protection for the concrete.
 Every lifting operation performed by a crane requires a lifting permit issue by the Heavy
Lift Specialist or Competent Person for lifting operations.
 All mobile cranes (crawler and truck type) used on a work site shall meet applicable
requirements for design, inspection, construction, testing, maintenance, and operation as
described by the manufacturer and have a valid (legal) 3rd party inspection. A copy of this
legal certificate must be kept in the crane’s cabin at all times.
 The operator for each such crane shall comply with acceptable industry standards for
safe operation including being certified as competent to operate that specific equipment.
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 The mobile crane operator shall be licensed by a competent body to operate the specific
make and model of crane. The crane operator must have a valid KSA driving license.
 A copy of the manufacturer’s operation manual shall be located on the equipment.

 Only approved hand signals shall be utilized to provide direction to operators of mobile
cranes. The crane operator and the rigger/banks-man responsible for giving the signals to
the crane operator must both be familiar with the system of signals used.
 The rigger/banks-man shall wear a vest provided with reflective material and red helmet
to be distinguished so that he/she can be easily identified by the crane operator when at
a distance and among other people.
 Acceptable areas within the swing radius of the rotating superstructure shall be
barricaded.

 Every lifting operation performed by a crane requires a lifting permit issue by the Heavy
Lift Specialist or Competent Person for lifting operations.
 No person shall ride the headache ball, hook, or load being handled by the crane.
 All cranes shall have a boom angle indicator visible to the operator.
 A suitable fire extinguisher shall be mounted on all cranes in an accessible location.
 Lifting areas shall be clearly indicated with barrier tape. Personnel inside the area shall be
only those directly employed on the hoisting activity. No one is allowed to be present
under the suspended load or boom under load.
 Attachment and tie down of loads shall be clearly specified and checked before lifting to
prevent slippage. Slings and cables shall be protected against sharp edges. Damaged
slings and cables shall be removed and destroyed immediately.
 During hoisting operations, the load shall be controlled by means of one or more ropes
(tag lines) to prevent the load from turning or swinging.
 All conditions and requirements specified on the applicable permits shall be complied
with adhered to at all times.
 Loose materials shall be lifted in suitable hoisting containers.
 Persons shall not be lifted other than in a suitable and legally certified work cage, work
platform or man basket.
 The total weight of the full load shall be verified by the crane operator on the crane’s load
moment indicator or computer during the initial stages of the lift.
 The crane operator shall never leave the controls if the engine is still running or when the
load is still in lifted position.
 When mobile equipment (cranes, drag lines, winch trucks, etc.) are used near overhead
power lines, the following safe working distances shall be observed:

 A minimum distance of 3 m for voltages of 500 V;
 A minimum distance of 5 m for voltages exceeding 500 V;
 A permit is required for work within 20 m of overhead power line;
 Electrical shielding of power lines is required when minimum clearance distance cannot be
maintained. The use of “Tattle Tales” is recommended to mark clearances.
 Cranes with outriggers shall set outriggers prior to use. Crane wheels shall be slightly
elevated;
 Soil must have been compacted and within 1o of level;
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 Adequate protection for underground cables and/or pipelines shall be provided. When
crossing underground cables and/or pipelines with heavy equipment and/or loads,
adequate mats or steel plates shall be used to prevent damage; and
 Weather forecasts are regularly monitored when planning a critical or heavy lift.
 All personnel involved in the lifting activities shall pay attention to visibility especially
during dusty weathers and re-evaluate.
 Lifting will be suspended when the wind speed is 35km/h or above.
 For boom or boom + jib over 40 m length a wind velocity meter must be installed at the
top of the boom.
 The assistance of a rigger/banks-man is mandatory for all lifts.
 Ensure that the designated maximum permitted operational wind speed 40km/h is not
being reached or exceeded. When the wind speed reaches 35Km/hr is reached, a special
attention is to be given and re-evaluate the lifting operation.
 Ensure tag lines are being used to help control and stabilize large or awkward loads.
 Ensure that all loads are landed on timber battens to prevent any damage to slings and
chains.
 Check that the crane is able to free slew in the wind when lifting operations have stopped
for any reason, when the operator is leaving his cab. For mobile cranes the swing brake
shall be on when the operator leaves the cab.
 Ensure the angle between chain / sling legs is less than 90 degrees or not to exceed the
angle specified by the crane manufacturer. Any angle greater than the maximum angle
could overload the leg of the lifting equipment.
 Ensure that all loads are stable with center of block over center of gravity of the lift being
carried out.
 Crane operator shall never leave cab if the crane is still hooked to existing load.
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9. Required actions in excess wind speeds

In the event that the operation to be carried out by either a specific crane or lifting operations
generally on the site involved, could be adversely affected or dangerous, due to either the nature
of the load to be lifted at the wind speed being experienced, or the wind speed is approaching
the defined limit of 40 km/h, the following procedure should be adopted.
 Do not lift the load, or if already on the hook of the crane, place it on the ground in a safe
area and disconnect the slings or lifting tackle from the load, then place them in the
storage location near the base of the crane affected.
 Raise the hook, with no load or tackle suspended from its hook to the crane’s maximum
height of lift, and trolley in to minimum hook radius, or in the case of a luffing jib tower
crane or mobile or crawler crane, park the jib at their out of service parking radius, as
defined by the manufacturer.
 Ensure that the Aircraft Warning Beacons are functioning, if appropriate before vacating
the crane.
 No lifting operations are allowed when the wind speed reaches 35Km/h or more.

10. Training

The personnel named in this document should be all competent personnel, with appropriate
experience of working with Mobile and Tower cranes. Approved Third Party Training certificates

11. Common Lifts

The term “common lift” is given to all pre-planned lifts where the crane size, type & position can
be determined, as can the load type, size, weight and lifting characteristics, and the radii of the
pick-up and drop-off points.

Whenever the lift exceeds 75% of the maximum safe work load, it shall be considered as Critical
Lift and a specific lifting plant with crane load chart and drawings shall be prepared.

For the purposes of this assessment, the “common lifts” shall include;

 Concrete Transit Mixer fully loaded

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Any load, which falls outside of the “common lift” criteria, will require that the supplier provides,
load specific details relating to weight, size, and center of gravity and advised method of slinging.

An individual lift assessment will then be conducted, based upon the above details, to confirm
that the lift details accord with the performance of the attendant crane. Where the lift does not
comply with the crane specification, the load will either be safely subdivided into manageable
proportions, or the replacement crane with appropriate lifting capacity shall be used.
It is important to confirm the delivered weight of a given material prior to lifting, and to ensure
that the radius of the crane hook is established, by the means fitted to the crane, to ensure that
the load / radii is not likely to be exceed, before lifting from the bed of the delivery lorry. Where
the pre-determined lift weight does not accord with the common lift schedule, an individual
assessment will be conducted for that lifting operation. Note that for mobile cranes the weight of
the hook block and lifting tackle needs to be included in the weight calculation

 The load calculations or pre-determined load sizes are shown in the table at Figure 1.
 The required “pre-lift” information is shown at Figure 2

When the mobile crane is being used an allowance for the mobile crane’s hook block and lifting
tackle shall be made.

No. Load details Max Gross Weight

1 Concrete Transit Mixer Truck 12 Ton
2 Concrete Mixer Drum 21.5 Ton
3 Rigging Chain Slings 10 Ton Each 4 Slings

Note: Prior to lift any of the above listed units, it is necessary to check them for residues (left over
materials) inside and re-evaluate the weight.

Figure 2. Pre-lift Information and Requirements

 Provision of a certified Slinger / Signaler.

 Lift / load information – common lift (as indicated above) or individual assessment.
 The radial distances at pick up & drop off points.
 Crane lifts specifications and load charts.
 Known weight of the lifting accessories and crane block, if appropriate, and if necessary
 Crane statutory test and inspection certification
 Crane Operators certification
 Crane Operators lifting accessories certification
 A permit from the supervision consultant on the lift to be carried out.
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15.0 ANNEXURES

Annexure 1: Load chart for 1 00 Ton Crane.:

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Annexure 2: Concrete Transit Mixer (100 Ton Crane)

Loaded Concrete Transit Mixer Lifting

The Lift Description of lifting activity: Removing the turned over Transit Mixer from the site

Gross Weight (GW)= 40Ton Lift May Proceed:

Max Lifting Radius applied in this

lifting plan
Crane Safe Working Load at Max Lift May Proceed:
Lifting Radius
Attachment to be included (a) Drawing showing lift details (b) Crane load chart

Location

Timing Date Start Time

Crane Type Crane Capacity

Supervisor Name and Surname

Mohammed Ali

Crane Operator Name and Surname Crane Operator Certificate Number

Rigger Name and Surname

Rigger /Banksman Certificate Number
/Banksman

Wilfredo Coralde Quite JD240544-02B

Documents Method Statement Applicable If Yes Write Method Statement Reference Number
YES/NO

Permit to Work Permit to Work Applicable If Yes Write Permit Reference Number
YES/NO
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Lifting Plan Name Surname and Date Signature Remarks

Prepared by:

Wilfredo Coralde Quite

Plan Reviewed by: Name Surname and Date Signature Remarks

Shamshuddin

Crane
1.

1.1 COUNTERWIEGHT 97.5 ton

1.2 BOOM LENGTH 25.9 mtr

1.3 LIFTING RADIUS 10 mtr

1.4
CHART CAPACITY 79 ton

2. LOAD DETAILS Pounds Tons

2.1 Truck Load 12000 kg 12.0 t

2.2 LIFITNG TACKLE

2000 kg 2.0 t
2.3 Mixer Load 40 t
40000 kg

3. CAPACITY UTILIZATION %
TOTAL LOAD CHART CAPACITY 69.0 %

4. MAXIMUM RADIUS Measurement Tons

4.1 Lifting Radius 10 mtr

4.2 Boom Angle 67 degrees

4.3 Chart Capacity 79000 kg 79 ton

4.4 Total Load Chart Capacity 10000 kg 100 ton

At the time of lifting activity:

All involved with the lifting/recovery operations will attend a pre task briefing and
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sign the STARRT card and ensure all are inducted.

All man and machine involved to be Third Party Certified as applicable and all TPC to
be available on the site with the lifting plan.

Area will be barricaded to prevent inadvertent access by unauthorized persons.

Area to be back filled and compacted to ensure a safe setup space for 220-ton
crane. All riggers involved with attaching the slings to the load, will be 100 % tied off
at all times, an additional mobile crane (30 or 70 ton) will be available to ensure tie
off

The rotation of mixer drum will be prevented by wrapping the sling or belt around
the mixer drum including body which will be tighten the mixer drum and truck body,
it helps to prevent the rotation of mixer drum.

The four slings/belts with the capacity of minimum 40ton will be connected to the
mixer by using the basket hitch,

The transit mixer will be placed at the compacted road aside a crane.
The Transit mixer and chassis will be lifted combined and not separately. Once the
mixer is securely placed on level and open area, the slings will be relocated to rotate
the transit mixer with the wheel’s bottom side. The transit mixer will then be loaded
on the waiting low bed trailer truck. The Transit Mixer will be loaded on the low bed
trailer to move from the site

The chemical spillage on the effected surface will be cleaned d by using the bob cat
and dispatched all the contaminated ground part into a separate container and be
removed to an approved chemical treatment facility.

All workers involved in the clean-up will be 100% tied off Ans secured from the open
edge.
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1. General Details:
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Project: RSG Shaura Island Date: 14th Mar 2024

Site / Location: HE03 Revision No: 00

Appointed Person (AP) Client: RSG
(Carrying out the Lifting Wilfredo Coralde quite
Study): AP Contact No.:

Site Contact Person: Mohammed Ali Contact No.: 0594 064 258
Lift Plan Approved By
Shamshuddin Designation: Lifting AP
(Name):
Lift Plan for: Mobile Crane 100 Ton –

Description of lift: Lifting of Concrete Mixer

1. Lifting of Concrete Mixer

2. Details of Loads:
Load 1
Units
Concrete Mixer
Net: T 24T+16T=40T
Weight
Gross: T 40+2+1=43T
Load Dimensions: m L=9M, W=2.6M, H=3.9m
Position of C of G
m Centre
(Centre of Gravity):
Height of Lift: m 1M
Max. Radius: m 10 M
Min. Radius: m 8M

3. Details of Crane (One crane per Lift Plan):

Units
Crane Make & Model:
Crane Capacity: T 100 Ton
Hook Block Capacity: T
Boom Type: Luffing N/A
Boom Length Required: m
Fly jib Length: m N/A
(if required or
N/A) Angle: Deg. N/A

Outrigger Spread
m
(Show dimensions on drawing):
Crawler Crane Track Load:
T/m2
(As per manufacturer spec.):
Max. Ground / Soil Bearing Capacity: T/m2
Mat / Pad Size Required (Mobile
Cranes) (calculation done based on m2 2M X 2M
heaviest load to be lifted):
Weight of Hook Block: T 2 TON
Counterweight: T 97.5 TON
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Rigged Weight of Crane

T 40 Ton
(All Up Weight):
4. Ground / Soil Conditions (Visual assessment):
Access / Egress for Crane & Transport: Good
Ground / soil condition at Lifting
Good
Position:
Max. Ground / Soil Bearing Obtained assurances that the ground can withstand
KN/m2 45 KN/m2
Capacity: the load by means of:
5. Lifting Accessories:
5.1 Lifting Accessory Calculations (Minimum Requirement):
Slings – Wire
Calculations Shackles
Rope
Number of
4 NO’S Bow
Legs / 4 Leg
Shackles
Accessories:
Total Lift Load: 40 Ton 40 Ton
Mode Factor: 1.155 1.155
40/4 = 10T 40/4 = 10T
Actual Load/leg 10 x 1.155 10 x 1.155
OR = 11.55T per leg = 11.55T per leg
Total Load: 11.55 x 4= (46.2 T 11.55 x 4= (46.2 T
Total Lifting Load) Total Lifting Load)

SWL of Sling /
Accessory 18T per leg 17T per leg
Selected:
Diameter / Size
1-3/8‘’ 1-1/2’’
of Accessory:
Minimum
12 M -
Length of leg:
4 SLINGS 18T
Description of EACH SLING
4 no’s
Accessory LENGTH=12 M
Selected: 4slings

Comments: SATISFACTION SATISFACTION

5.2 Lifting Accessories – Specifications (Specified vs. Supplied / Selected):

Specified
Accessory / Equipment Supplied / Selected
(Minimum Requirement)
Slings – web sling: 4 slings / 18T Per Leg / 12 M 4 slings

Slings – Chain:
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Slings – Chain:
Slings – Chain:
Shackles: 4 NO’S Bow Shackles 17T per leg

Other Lifting
Accessories:

6. Identification of Hazards:

6.1 Proximity Hazards:

Present Present
Hazard Hazard
YES NO Yes No

Overhead Power Lines ☐ ☒ Restricted Access - Width ☐ ☒

Other Overhead Obstacles ☐ ☒ Restricted Access - Height ☐ ☒

Underground Services ☐ ☒ Other Vehicles / Plant ☒ ☐

Excavations ☒ ☐ Other Hazards Identified (Specify) ☐ ☒

Unstable/ Soft Ground ☒ ☒

Hazardous chemicals / Materials ☐ ☒

Restricted Working Area ☐ ☒

6.2 Load Hazards:

Present Present
Hazard Hazard
Yes No Yes No

Slinging Difficulties ☐ ☒ Other Hazards Identified (Specify) ☐ ☒

Top Heavy ☐ ☒

Sharp Edges ☐ ☒

7. Assessment of Risks:
Hazard Present Risk Action to Avoid or Reduce Risk
Crane Operator not certified / Property damage, serious to fatal Verification of operator’s competency will be done by the Appointed
competent. injuries. Person.
Crane operated out of safe Property damage, serious to fatal Lift Plan set up by the Appointed Person will be communicated to Crane
working radius. injuries. Operator, Signaller and Crane Supervisor by the Appointed Person.
Incorrect or damaged lifting tackle Property damage, serious to fatal Lifting tackle as stipulated in the Lift Plan must be used for the task. The
used. injuries. Slinger must carry out pre – use inspections on the lifting accessories
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prior to start of the lifting operation. Random checks to be done by the

Appointed Person and Crane Supervisor to ensure compliance with the
Lift Plan.
Lifting area must be demarcated. Tag lines must be secured to the load to
Employees standing or working allow for control of the load and to prevent employees from manually
Serious to fatal injuries.
under suspended load. handling the load or moving in under the load. Slewing area to be cleared
of employees.
The crane operator must be directed by a trained and certified
Property damage, serious to fatal
No Rigger / Signaller. competent Signaller. Only one person may give directions to the crane
injuries.
operator and that will be the Signaller.
Property damage, serious to fatal The Lift Plan must be done by a trained and certified Appointed Person as
Lift Plan not task specific.
injuries. per BS 7121 – 1:2006.
Property damage, serious to fatal The Appointed Person is to communicate the Lift Plan and Method
Failure to follow Lift Plan.
injuries. Statement to employees involved in the task.
Property damage, serious to fatal Storm water system in the road, crane to be setup as far as possible from
Underground services in the road
injuries. the services. Out rigger pads to be as per the plan 3m².

LOAD ANGLE FACTORS

SLING ANGLE LOAD ANGLE FACTOR
90° 1.000
85° 1.004
80° 1.015
1. Take the total weight of the load and divide this by the
75° 1.035 number of legs supporting the load (exp. A 2T load is to be
supported by 2 legs of a sling. The above will give a
70° 1.064
minimum weight for each leg of the sling, 2T ÷ by 2 = 1T
65° 1.104 minimum per leg).
2. Determine the load factor by observing the Load Angle
60° 1.155
Factor chart. (Exp. Leg angle = 60° load factor is 1.155).
55° 1.221 3. Multiply the load factor with the minimum load per leg
50° 1.305 (1.155 x 1T = 1,155T actual load per leg).
4. The rated sling capacity is 1,155 x 2 = 2.31T WLL.
45° 1.414
40° 1.555
35° 1.742
30° 2.000

8. Optional Requirements:
(What the Crane should come equipped with: i.e. counterweigh; hook block; Outrigger pad size; lifting accessories / tackle; etc.)

 Wire rope slings, Bow shackles

9. Site Provisions:
(What lifting accessories / tackle is to be supplied by site /

 Wire rope slings, Bow shackles

10. Method Statement

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Responsibilities
will undertake the responsibilities for the management of this lifting operation as defined in the British Standard 7121 – 1 for the
lifting and movement of goods involving crane operation.

Personnel
will provide the following personnel, complete with relevant personal protective equipment. The duties of these people will be
as defined in British Standard 7121 – 1.
Position
Name of Person Required PPE
(Attach certificates / appointments)
Hard hat, steel toe cap safety shoes,
Appointed Person reflective jacket, eye protection and
gloves.
Hard hat, steel toe cap safety shoes,
Crane/Lift Supervisor reflective jacket, eye protection and
gloves.
Hard hat, steel toe cap safety shoes,
Crane Operator reflective jacket, eye protection and
coverall and gloves.
Hard hat, steel toe cap safety shoes,
Rigger / Banks-men reflective jacket, eye protection and
gloves.
Note: The Appointed Person may decide that one person can carry out more than one duty. This does not however, include the crane driver who must
concentrate on operating the crane. Banksman / Flagmen - are only to control mobile plant and equipment or assist with the movement of cranes
from one point to the other when the crane is not in use.

Lifting Accessories
The lifting accessories, as detailed under Section 5, will be provided by complete with all statutory documentation. Specialist
Contractors is required to provide specialist lifting tackle and accessories for their specific works.

Weather Conditions
The Appointed Person or, in his absence, the Crane Supervisor, will ensure that the lifting operation only takes place if the
weather conditions are within the limits recommended by the crane manufacturer.

11. Contingency Statement:

The lift plan and method statement may only be amended by the Appointed Person who has compiled this lift plan and
method statement for the particular lift. Should there be a change in the procedure or environment, the lifting task is
then to be stopped and the Appointed Person informed accordingly of the change.

12. Acceptance of Responsibility:

Appointed Person’s Acceptance of Responsibilities:
I confirm that the lifts have been planned and will be carried out in accordance with current legislation and British Standard
7121 – 1: and that I accept responsibility for the preparation of this Risk Assessment and Method Statement.
Name: Signature: Date:
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Crane Supervisor Acceptance of Responsibilities:

I confirm that I have been fully briefed on the contents of this Risk Assessment and Method Statement and that I accept the
duty of ensuring that the lift(s) will be carried out in accordance with the method and procedures set out in this document.
Name: Signature: Date:

At the time of lifting activity:

All involved with the lifting/recovery operations will attend a pre task briefing and
sign the STARRT card and ensure all are inducted.

All man and machine involved to be Third Party Certified as applicable and all TPC to
be available on the site with the lifting plan.

Area will be barricaded to prevent inadvertent access by unauthorized persons.

Area to be back filled and compacted to ensure a safe setup space for 220-ton
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crane. All riggers involved with attaching the slings to the load, will be 100 % tied off
at all times, an additional mobile crane (30 or 70 ton) will be available to ensure tie
off

The rotation of mixer drum will be prevented by wrapping the sling or belt around
the mixer drum including body which will be tighten the mixer drum and truck body,
it helps to prevent the rotation of mixer drum.

The four slings/belts with the capacity of minimum 40ton will be connected to the
mixer by using the basket hitch,

The transit mixer will be placed at the compacted road aside a crane.
The Transit mixer and chassis will be lifted combined and not separately. Once the
mixer is securely placed on level and open area, the slings will be relocated to rotate
the transit mixer with the wheel’s bottom side. The transit mixer will then be loaded
on the waiting low bed trailer truck. The Transit Mixer will be loaded on the low bed
trailer to move from the site

The chemical spillage on the effected surface will be cleaned d by using the bob cat
and dispatched all the contaminated ground part into a separate container and be
removed to an approved chemical treatment facility.

All workers involved in the clean-up will be 100% tied off Ans secured from the open
edge.