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Lifting Operation Checklist Template

This document provides a lifting operation checklist that must be completed for any lifting operation. It contains documentation checks, pre-lifting operation checks, and a lifting plan section. The checklist ensures lifting equipment is certified and inspected, personnel are trained, risks are assessed, and the lifting area is secured. Failure to complete the checklist will result in the lifting permit not being approved or being revoked.

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Lifting Operation Checklist Template

This document provides a lifting operation checklist that must be completed for any lifting operation. It contains documentation checks, pre-lifting operation checks, and a lifting plan section. The checklist ensures lifting equipment is certified and inspected, personnel are trained, risks are assessed, and the lifting area is secured. Failure to complete the checklist will result in the lifting permit not being approved or being revoked.

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  • Documentation Check: Includes the requirements and actions for documentation prior to lifting operations, ensuring all necessary checks are in place.
  • Pre-Lifting Operation Check: Details the pre-lifting operation checks, focusing on safety and operational ensuring measures before commencing the lifting procedure.
  • Lifting Plan: Describes the lifting plan including description of operations, weights, and equipment involved in the procedure, ensuring clear protocols are established.

MCM POWER CO.

,Ltd

LIFTING OPERATION CHECKLIST

This Lifting Operation Checklist must be completed and submitted with the PTW application for every Lifting Operation. Subsequently the PTW
Applicant of the work operation shall conduct daily pre-work inspection and record his findings on this checklist. Failure to complete this or any part of
this checklist shall result in the disapproval for the PTW application and/or automatically result in the revocation of the PTW.

Project : ___________________________________________________________ Company : _________________________________________

Location : ______________________________________________________________________ Month & Week : _________________________

Date
Items To Check Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun Remarks / Instructions

1.0 Documentation Check


1.1 Lifting Plan conducted and trained to all personnel involved in
the lifting operation (See 3.0 - Lifting Plan)

1.2 For Tracked / Wheeled mounted type of Cranes: Crane Access


provided with design & calculations by Competent Person and
constructed in accordance to his design.

1.3 The constructed crane access inspected by the Competent


Person and issued with acknowledgement for safe use.

1.4 Daily checks conducted for the Crane Access by the appointed
Person In-Charge and the checks recorded in the Movement of
Cranes & Rigs Checklist.

1.5 For Tower Cranes: PE endorsed Tower Crane Layout Plan


provided & the zoning of the boundary limits clearly indicated
on the plan.

1.6 Lifting Machine (LM) (e.g. crawler crane, mobile crane, tower
crane, etc.) tested by an Authorised Examiner (AE) & issued
with valid LM certificate.

1.7 Daily checks conducted on the lifting machine by the operator


and the checks recorded in the daily checklist & submitted to
Site WSH Personnel.

1.8 Regular monthly maintenance conducted fo rthe Lifting Machine


& maintenance records submitted to Site WSH Personnel.

1.9 Lifting Gear / Appliance (LG/LA) intended for use been tested
by an AE & issued with valid LG / LA certificates.

1.10 LG/LA checked daily by the Lifting Supervisor, correctly colour-


coded & the checks recorded in the daily LG / LA checklist.

1.11 For Lifting Man-Cage: Provided with PE design & calculations


and issued with a valid 6-month test certificate by an AE.

1.12 Structural design & the lifting points of loads (e.g. self-
fabricated lifting receptacles, system formwork, rebar cages,
lifting frames for diesel tanks, generator sets, etc.) provided
with PE design & calculations and endorsed safe to be use for
lifting.

1.13 Lifting Personnel (i.e. Lifting Supervisor, crane operator, rigger


& signalman) trained, qualified & appointed to carry out lifting
operation.

1.14 Approval / permit given by/or informed to the relevant


authorities when lifting operation is intended to be carried out
over areas, such as public roads, railway lines, private property,
etc.

1.15 Risk Assessment provided & trained to all personnel involved in


the lifting operation.

1.16 Safe Work Procedure provided and trained to all personnel


involved in the lifting operation.

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1.17 PTW for lifting operation approved by the PM or his designate


and still within its valid duration.

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2.0 Pre-Lifting Operation Check


2.1 Lifting area cordoned off & provided with warning signboards to
prevent unauthorised entry.

2.2 For Mobile Crane: Crane deployed on firm, level ground with its
outriggers fully extended & rested on steel plates (1m x 1m).

2.3 No overhead obstructions in the lifting area.


2.4 Proper means of communication provided for the lifting
personnel (e.g. walkie-talkie, etc.)

2.5 Sufficient no. of lifting personnel provided to safely carry out the
lifting operation. (e.g. lifting over great height or distances which
require 2 signalmen to provide continuous guidance of the load,
etc.)

2.6 Tag lines (used for guiding of loads) & lifting receptacles (used `
for lifting of small objects) provided & sufficient.

2.7 Weight of the loads intended to be lifted determined by the


Lifting Supervisor & made known to all lifting personnel.

2.8 Correct type of LG / LA with correct safe working load (SWL)


provided for lifting operation.

2.9 Lifting personnel properly attired in reflective vests with name


tags for easy identification.

2.10 Crane operator provided with a copy of the crane operation


manual.

2.11 Correct load chart in a language understood by the crane


operator provided in the cabin.
2.12 Automatic Safe Load Indicator (ASLI - found at the operator's
control panel) in good working condition & locked to prevent
tampering of by-pass switch.

2.13 Boom Angle Indicator (affixed on the crane's boom) visible and
in good condition.

2.14 Warning signs / warning rotating lights provided at the rear of


the lifting machine.

2.15 Daily pre-work briefing (toolbox meeting, etc.) conducted to the


lifting personnel & all persons involved in the lifting operation.

2.16 All personnel issued with and attired in the proper PPE.

Signature of PTW Applicant:

Name of PTW Applicant:

Signature of PTW Safety Assessor:

Name of PTW Safety Assessor:

ü - OK X - To Rectify & Indicate Date of Rectification In "Remarks / Instructions" Column NA - Not Applicable
Personnel Involved in the Lifting Operation (Rigger, Signalman, Crane Operator, Other Workers, etc.)
S/N Name WP / Employment Pass / NRIC No. Remarks

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(3.0) LIFTING PLAN


Project : Lifting Plan No.

Company: Date:

Name of Risk Assessment / Reference No.

Name of Safe Work Procedure / Reference No.

S/N Type of Lifting Machine LM No. Date of Expiry Location of Lifting Machine

(A) Description of the Types of Lifting Operation to be Carried Out

State the different types of lifting operations that are planned to be carried out by the lifting machine for the duration of the applied PTW. (A lifting machine maybe
used in numerous types of daily lifting activities, such as, lifting of rebars, formwork, concrete buckets during concreting, in support of housekeeping, installation of
precast components, etc.)

(B) Weight of Loads to be Lifted


(State the different weight of the loads planned to be lifted, e.g. bundle of rebar, bucket of concrete, pallet of bricks, pack of plywood, etc.)

(C) Types & Details of Lifting Gear / Appliance to be Used (e.g. Chain Slings, Wire Ropes, Canvas Slings, etc.)

(State the types of lifting gears / appliances planned to be used for the lifting operation, e.g. chain slings, wire ropes, two-legged, four-legged, thimble-ended, fitted
with lifting hooks, etc. and its Safe Working Load - SWL)

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(3.0) LIFTING PLAN


Examples of the Methods Used in Rigging of Loads

(D) Attach / Sketch the Methods Used for Rigging of Loads

(Attach or sketch the method for rigging the different types of loads planned to be lifted, indicating the lifting points of the load)

(E) Attach / Sketch the Layout of the Area whereby the Lifting Operation will be carried out and how the lifting machine will be
deployed

(F) Method of Communication: q Walkie-Talkie q Hand Signals q Others (Pls Specify): ________________________

Name of PTW Applicant: Signature:

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Name of PTW Safety Assessor: Signature:

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LIFTING OPERATION CHECKLIST
Project :
_____________________________________________________
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1.17 PTW for lifting operation approved by the PM or his designate 
and still within its va
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2.0 Pre-Lifting Operation Check
2.1
2.2
2.3 No overhead obstructions in the lifting area.
2
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(3.0)
LIFTING PLAN
Project :
Lifting Plan No.
Company: 
Date:
Name of Risk Assessment / Ref
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(3.0)
LIFTING PLAN
Examples of the Methods Used in Rigging of Loads
(D) Attach  / Sketch th
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Name of PTW Safety Assessor:
Signature:

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