Lifting Plan

General Information: LP - 01 / Rev 00

Job Description

Start Date/Time Finish Date/Time

Crane Owner Competent Person

Crane Lift Location Competent Person

Emergency Phone
Crane Operator
Number
Lift Data
1. Load Weight: Estimated Weight kgs/tonnes Actual Weight kgs /te

2. Rigging Weight
2a. Main hoist block Aux boom head Total block weight kgs /te
Headache ball

2b. Slings Spreader Beam Total Rigging weight kgs /te

Shackles Master link assembly
Chain blocks Tag line
Lever hoists

2c. Jib erected (not used) Jib erected (in use) Jib wt allowance kgs /te
Jib stowed (on boom) Jib stowed

3. Total Lift Weight

3a. On sling (1 + 2b): kgs /te

3b. On crane (1 + 2a + 2b + 2c): kgs /te

4. Load Height/Elevation
Load height/elevation shall not be more than meters

Lift Diagram showing load height/elevation in relation to crane and obstructions, if any, is attached.

5. Operating Radius
Maximum radius of load shall not be more than meters

Plan View showing load location and crane orientation is attached.

Crane Data
1. Manufacturer Model Serial No

Capacity te Reg No

2. Load Chart
Crane Load Chart indicates lifting capacity at stipulated load radius and boom length

NOTE: If radius and/or boom length is between the stipulated or posted value on the Load Chart,
select the next lesser rating capacity.
3. Attachments
Anti two blocking devices are installed and are operational.

4. Counterweights
In place Total weight kgs /te
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5. Boom Length
Not more than meters Maximum height of crane boom/extension meters

6. Jib/Extension
Jib Length (extended) − meters

7. Main Hook Block

Capacity tons No. of sheaves No. of Falls

8. Auxiliary Boom Head/Ball

Capacity − tons No. of sheaves −

9. Outriggers
Fully extended and set Soil type determined to be acceptable for imposed load
Engineering has reviewed and determined underground utilities and/or structures are not at risk
for any damage by imposed load
Rigging Data (attach 3rd Party Test/Inspection certificates of lifting gear mentioned below)
1. Sling - Webbing Sling
Usage: Basket Choker Vertical Bridle
Capacity tons Length meters No. required

2. Sling - Chain
Type: Single 4-leg 3-leg 2-leg

Capacity tons Length meters No. required

3. Sling - Wire Rope (Independent Wire Rope Core - IWRC)

Type: Single 4-leg 3-leg 2-leg

Capacity tons Length meters No. required

4. Chain Block
Capacity tons Length meters No. required

5. Shackles
Capacity tons No. required

6. Spreader Beam
Capacity te Length meters Weight kgs/te

7. Others/Comments:

Third Party inspection / test certificate of lifting lug on top of the center pipe to be provided by OMC.
Soil load bearing capacity to be determined by OMC (for crane positioning).
Presence of underground services to be confirmed by OMC (for crane positioning).
Chain block (if required) shall be used to balance the load so as to maintain the centre of gravity.
Certified shackles/slings shall be used as required to connect the load.
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8. Provide brief description and sketch of load rigging arrangement (use additional sheets if necessary)

Attached
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Lift Calculation
Maximum boom angle 75 degrees Maximum boom length meters

Maximum lift radius meters Rated Lift Capacity kgs/tonnes

Crane Utilisation %

NOTES: 1 - Cranes equipped with computers, indicating boom length, angle and radius, are safety
devices only and shall not be used in place of the Crane Operator's responsibility to actually
determine the measurements required to calculate a safe lift.
2 - Accessories, crane capacity, parts of line, rope capacity and quadrant of the crane shall be
considered when calculating the Net Crane Capacity.

1. Net Crane Capacity

Rated Lift Capacity - (Block Weight + Rigging Weight + Accessory Weight) = kgs/tonnes

2. Load Orientation (prior to lift)

Front Side Rear

3. Swing Orientation (relative to crane)

Front Side Rear
4. Total Weight (on slings and shackles)
See Item 3a of Lift Data kgs/tonnes

5. Total Lift Weight

See Item 3b of Lift Data kgs/tonnes

6. Wind Speed
Lifts are not allowed when wind speed is above 10 meters/sec

Prevailing wind speed at time of lift m/s

7. References
PDO PR-1709 - Lift Planning / Execution Procedure
PDO PR-1708 (Part 2) - Inspection, Testing and Certification Procedure
PDO SP 1251 - Training Requirements for Lifting Operations Personnel

8. Comments/Notes/Sketches
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Approvals
NOTES: 1 - The Lifting Plan shall be approved by a Competent Lifting Person prior to the execution of
the lift(s).
2 - The execution of the lift(s) shall be in complete compliance with the Lifting Plan and
applicable local regulations and international standards.
Checklist (Complete the checklist to ensure that a safe lift is planned)
1. Prior to the lift(s)
Validity of Crane Operator and Rigger 3rd Party certificates and/or licenses has been verified.

The correct Work Permit has been raised, with pertinent documents attached and properly authorized.

The weight and center of gravity of the load has been confirmed known.

The lifting gear (slings, shackles, etc.) has been inspected by a Competent Lifting Person and is found
fit for purpose.

The validity of the lifting gear (slings, shackles, etc.) 3rd Party Test/Inspection has been verified.

The TBT and site visit has been conducted by the Supervisor/Foreman.

The working area has been barricaded; safety signs are sufficient and visible.

Crane safety devices has been checked and found operational.

Boom angle, boom length, lift radius and crane capacity has been determined.

Ground/soil/pavement has been confirmed to have capacity to support the imposed load.

All outriggers has been fully extended, jacks deployed and resting on sole boards/plates.

Crane has been leveled; tyres are clear off the ground.

Crane has been set up in accordance with Manufacturer's operating instructions.

Crane hook is directly over the load's centre of gravity.

Workers at a height > 1.2 m, while attaching shackles/slings, has been provided with ladders and
full-body harnesses.

All obstacles and obstructions have been identified.

Proper rigging arrangement has been confirmed; tension has been applied on the lifting gear.

Lifting Supervisor and the crew has been briefed and are fully aware of the Emergency Procedure
in case of crane loss of power, malfunction or falling load.

Crane Operator has been reminded to remain alert and never to leave the controls any time during
the lift.
Readiness of Crane Operator and Rigger to start the lift has been confirmed.
 A signal method has been determined between the crane operator and the signalman.

2. After the lift(s)

The lifting gear (slings, shackles, etc.) has been removed, cleaned and stowed properly.

Barricades and safety signs has been removed and stowed properly.

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Ten Questions for a Safe Lift

1. Is everyone aware of and do they fully understand the lifting and hoisting procedures applicable to the lift?
2. Has everyone attended the toolbox talk?
3. Has a pre-use inspection of the Lifting Equipment been carried out and are the Lifting Accessories tagged or
marked with: Safe Working Load
A Unique Identification Number
A valid certification date
4. Are all safety devices working?
5. Does everyone know the Person-In-Charge of the lift?
6. Is everyone competent and aware of his or her tasks?
7. Is there a current Lift Plan and JHA and does everybody understand the job and precautions?
8. Does everyone know the environmental limits for the lift? (e.g. maximum permissible wind speed)
9. Is the lift area controlled and is everyone clear if the load falls or swings?
10. Are signalling methods and communication agreed and clear to you?

Attachments

A. Load Chart

B. Lift Diagram showing load elevation & load rigging arrangement

C. Plot Plan with crane position marked

D. Valid third party inspection certificates of crane - to be attached

E. Valid competency certificates of crane operator - to be attached

F.

G.

H.

Remarks / Comments

Agency Work Supervisor Jsw

Prepared by Reviewed by Reviewed by Approved by

Agecy LIFTING ENGINEER AgencPROJECT MANAGER Agency Safety Officer JSW Site Engineeer

Date: Date: Date: Date:

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