& ‘Work instruction Basic Lifting Plan ‘Doc Now TWIP 037] Rev. 01 | Prepared by: NN Vv \ Effective date: 14/09/2016 ‘Approved by: 0. Page 1 of 4 : TABLE OF CONTENTS 4. SCOPE 2. OBJECTIVES 3. RESPONSIBILITIES 4, DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS 5. PROCEDURE 6. GENERAL 7. RECORDS ‘SUBSEQUENT REVISIONS ] REVISION Sat REVNO. | DATEREVISED Detaig APPROVED BY | DATE APPROVED 0 21/06/2016 NA D. Visser | 2170872016 Design T 1 14/09/2016 Conderaiiona _ | O- Visser 14/09/2016Doc No. TT-WiP 037 “6 Rev: 01 x Prepares by Effective date. 14/09/2016 Tecan GonsTRuETION | Approved bj Page 2014 4. Scope. This procedure encompasses all actions, responsibilities and documentation required for the process of officading storage tanks on site, after delivery. This basic lifting plan is @ generic plan, based on common practise, OHSA 85 of 1993 requirements as Tseba Construction ‘does not have access to site specific information at most times. The information contained in the basic lifting plan will never be site specific as site assessments and visits does not form part of Tseba Construction’s offer to deliver and off load storage tanks on site. 2. Objective 2.1. Toestablish the minimum required documents to be made available on site for the ‘suitability of use" of the lifting equipment, tackle and operators. 22. Toestablish a generic process plan to have all parties suitably informed of the actions to follow, prior to having the plan executed. 23. To eliminate site requests or requirements, faling outside of this procedure’s, stipulated process requirements and actions, prior to occurrence 3. Responsibilities 31 Site Safety Officer 3.1.1 Shall verify the validity of documentation submitted for review. 3.4.2 Shall familiarize himself with the contents of this plan 3.1.3 Shall ensure suitable space for the truck, crane and ground space for the offloading process. 3.4.4 Shall inform Tseba Construction immediately of any aspects hindering the delivery vehicle from executing the lifting plan. 3.2 _ Crane Operator 3.2.1 Shall ensure that all required documentation is available for review. 322 Shall execute the basic lifting plan under the supervision of the appointed site supervisor. 3.2.3. Shall ensure that any and all conditions / aspects hindering the successful offloading must be reported to Tseba Construction immediately. 33° Rigger 3.3.1 Shall be suitably qualified to compile a lifting pian, 3.32 Shall ensure that all lifting equipment and tackle is certified and inspected as, per required laws and regulations. 4 Design Considerations 4.1” Alltanks are so designed as to include an empty lifting weight only. 42. The lifting lug spread, layout and design is so designed for a maximum sling angle of 60° spread on a two legged sling 423 C=Sling angle @ 60°Maximum 4.3: The lifting lug spread, angle of lt and dry weight of storage tank are used to determine the sling S.W.L (Safe Working Load),tc GonsTRucTION 44 45 46 5 Proc 54 52 53 [Doc No: TT-WIP 03 Rev: 01 Prepared by. Approved bj The storage tanks weight is available on request. Storage tank weights are also identified on the applicable storage tank drawing. The type of sling selected, must be of such design as to not damage the external coating of the storage tank. ‘An appointed rigger on site, will be suitably qualified to compile a lifting / rigging plan. He will ensure that: 48.1 _Allliting equipment and tackle selected for the lifting plan is certified and in a good working condition edure At the time of arrival on site. 5.1.1 The transporter’s representative will report to the site safety officer, sign in on site and present the file containing the following documents for assessment by the safety officer: (Note that this fle is for information only and not intended to be retained by the relevant site safety personnel) 5.1.1.1 Valid driver's licence 5.1.12 Valid POP. 5.1.1.3 Vehicle's valid roadworthy certificate. 5.4.1.4 Relevant lifting equipment's “fit for use" certification, 5.1.1.8 Relevant lifting tackle's "fit for use" certification 5.1.1.6 Valid lifting equipment operator's license. The relevant site safety officer and appointed rigger, will: 52.1 Verify the validity of the documentation presented 522 Ensure that the lifting equipment and tackle as per the lifting plan is suitable {or the offloading of the storage tanks on site on the manner prescribed below 5.2.3 Will ensure that the lifting plan is communicated to all persons involved within, the lifting process. Process of offloading. 53.1 Under no circumstances will offloading of storage tanks include: 5.3.1.1 Placement of storage tanks into the excavation. 5.3.12. Placement of storage tanks on ground level with a crane reach exceeding 1m from the side of the truck trailer. 532 If soordered, the storage tanks will arrive on site with the suitably sized liting tackle already attached to the storage tank's lifting lugs, to enable hooking of the crane hook to tackle at ground level, In normal circumstances, the storage tanks will arrive onsite by the arranged transport company where the lifting equipment and tackle will be provided; either by the arranged transport company or the appointed contractor onsite. 5.3.3 The rigger will discuss the lifting plan with the crane operator and ensure the correct lifting equipment and tackle is identified, checked for intended use. 5.34 The crane operator will ensure the lifting tackle is correctly attached to the identified lifting points, 5.3.5 The crane operator will take up the lifting tackle slack with the crane, in such a manner to avoid storage tanks roll, but without placing unwanted strain on the “tank to trailer’ tie down straps 53.6 The tie down straps wil be loosened and removed from the circumference of the storage tank 5.3.7 The storage tanks willbe lifted in such a manner as to just clear the padding underneath the storage tank, which will be removed and placed on ground level, next to the truck trailer, allowing for not more than 1m clearance from the truck trailer once off loaded. 5.3.8 The storage tank is then Ited from the trailer bed and placed on the padding located on ground level at a controlled ratedDoc No: TT-WIP 037 Basic Lil Rey. 01 Prepared by: N_Woodwar Effective date: 14/09/2016 reeea ConsTRUCTION Approved by: Vis Page 4 of 4 5.39 The tension is removed from the lifting tackle, whilst constantly checking for storage tanks stability to avoid rol. 5.3.10 The crane hook and tackle is lower towards ground level to allow for the removal of crane hook from the lifting tackle 5.3.11 The crane is located in the stored position before the site representative is required to sign the presented delivery note. 6 General 6.1. Time allowance allocated for the offloading process is set at hour per truck. Any delays must be reported immediately to Tseba Construction and could lead to penalties. 7 Records 71 Valid Driver's licence. 72 Valid POP. 7.3. Vehicle's valid roadworthy certificate 7.4 Relevant lifting equipment’s “fit for use" certification, 7.5. Relevant lifting tackle's “fi for use" certification. 7.8 Valid lifting equipment operator's license. 77 Delivery note 7.8 Storage tanks compliance certificate 7.8 Dipchart.