MS 472

BOBB
HEAVY EQUIPMENT RENTAL L.L.C

UAE
MS & TRA FOR

SOLAR PANEL LIFTING
Client DOME ADVANCED ELECTROMECHANICAL

WORKS
Project NA
Document No: MS/472/2022
Location RAS AL KHOR
Engineering Data
Arun P. Anil Remesh Chandran For Review/
/2022/Enquiry/DOME Advanced 0 26-Apr-22
Lifting Engineer Operations Manager Comments
Electromechanical Works
Approved Approved
Computer filename Prepared by Checked by Issue Rev Date
by by
BOBB Heavy Equipment Rental L.L.C Client
Table of contents
This document is issued for the use of BOB HEAVY EQUIPMENT RENTAL L.L.C. and its branches. Neither the whole nor any part of this document may be
reproduced in any form without prior written consent of BOB HEAVY EQUIPMENT RENTAL L.L.C.
Date : 26-Apr-2022
Document ref : MS/472/2022
Method Statement & Risk Revision : 0
Assessment
1. INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................................................... 3
2. DEFINITION .................................................................................................................................................................. 3
3. SCOPE ............................................................................................................................................................................. 3
4. GENERAL INFORMATION ......................................................................................................................................... 3
4.1.1 Site Information......................................................................................................................................................................................3
4.1.2 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) .........................................................................................................................................4
4.1.3 Toolbox Talk ............................................................................................................................................................................................4
5. METHOD STATEMENT .............................................................................................................................................. 4
6. ENGINEERING STUDIES ............................................................................................................................................ 7
6.1.1 Lifting Studies ..........................................................................................................................................................................................7
6.1.2 Crane Load Chart ...................................................................................................................................................................................8
6.1.3 Crane Specification................................................................................................................................................................................9
7. TASK RISK ANALYSIS............................................................................................................................................... 10
8. HSE POLICY ................................................................................................................................................................. 11
9. QUALITY POLICY....................................................................................................................................................... 12
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1. INTRODUCTION
This Method Statement serves the purpose of providing all the necessary information required to
safely carry out the Lifting of Solar Panel for DOME Advanced Electromechanical Works using 30
Tonne Mobile Crane.
A copy of the method statement and drawing shall be made available to all persons directly
involved with the operation. After the supervisors and personals shall be required to sign a
document in which they agree that they have understood all the procedures that are to be carried
out and have familiarized themselves with it.
2. DEFINITION
Client DOME Advanced Electromechanical Works

Contractor BOBB Heavy Equipment Rental LLC
HSE Health, Safety and Environment
Te Metric Ton (1000Kgs)
3. SCOPE
 Lifting of Solar Panel using 30 Tonne Mobile Crane
The Method statement shall be referred to the site in charge upon completion of the scope of work
this document refers to.
4. GENERAL INFORMATION
4.1.1 Site Information
 All activities to be attempted during daylight hours if possible. If the task cannot be
completed during daylight hours, then adequate lighting to be supplied by the Client.
 Any lifting will not commence if the visibility is impaired due to fog, sandstorm, excessive
rain, or other reasons.
 Weather forecast from the local Met Office to be requested before lifting.
 The local Met Office to be contacted to supply the following information:
I. A daily forecast was faxed through at 7 a.m.
II. A daily 7-day look ahead transmitted at the same time.
 Lifting to be carried for wind speed <9.8m/s.
 Crane standing area and the slewing area should be free from obstacles.
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 The ground should be levelled, compacted, and capable of crane required GBP.
4.1.2 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
 Hard Hats Approved

 Fire Retardant Clothing (Overall)
 Safety boot
 Safety Glass (clear)
 Leather Gloves
 Mask
 High Visibility Vest
4.1.3 Toolbox Talk
A toolbox talk will be carried out before starting a job daily, making sure that every individual
understands their roles and responsibilities throughout the job. The toolbox to be conducted in as
many languages as are required to achieve this objective. The toolbox talk should always emphasize
safety for all activities involved in completing the job. Always be reminded of the word “SAFETY
FIRST”. All personnel involved in the activities should sign on a toolbox record sheet.
5. METHOD STATEMENT
Note: This method statement represents the procedure to be followed, drawings, and risk
assessments to ensure the safe and professional completion of the project scope.
5.1 Assembly of Crane
1. At a designated date/time our 30 Tonne Mobile Crane will be mobilized to the site.
2. Necessary permit to be obtained before set up and operation in the demarcated area.
3. New personnel arriving on site will be given a site safety induction briefing to establish a
Safe System of Work, which will be in force for the duration of all activities at the site.
Personnel will also be briefed on the correct use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
4. The exact set-up location for the crane will be surveyed for available space, sufficient ground
bearing capabilities, underground services, and obstructions. Any underground services or
obstructions in the set-up location will be noted and discussed with the client with a view
to temporary protection or temporary removal/reinstatement as appropriate before crane
setup.
5. The risk assessment will form the basis of the pre-task talk involving all personnel
concerned with mobilizing and setting up the crane(s). Each person will be briefed on his
specific tasks during mobilizing and crane set-up.
6. Once the crane will reach the site and take the position at a particular location suitable place
to achieve maximum distance, acquiring us working radius as per the lifting plan.
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7. A helper will project 100% of the outrigger out from the crane.
8. Helpers will put a wooden crane mat below the outrigger to maintain levelling of the crane
to the ground.
9. Helpers will adjust the height of the outrigger and maintain the levelling of the crane
outrigger parallel with the ground.
10. Then for making the hook free, the rigger will give an appropriate signal to the operator for
up the boom and for loosening down the wire rope for detaching the hook from the rope
and when the hook will become free from the rope, the helper will unhook it.
11. Reeving’s will be made as per the required configuration.
12. Once the crane is set up and the job foremen/operator is gratified in all respects, the
operator will be asked to cautiously raise the boom to get the required height. The operator
will simulate the lift to check the radius and reach of the crane for any necessary
adjustments, if required the job foremen will double-check in all aspects, to ensure
everything is perfect.
13. These procedures for crane setting will be done if the crane has to be the shift to another
location for the job as the preferred radius mentioned by the supervisor.
5.2 Lifting of Solar Panel
1. On completion of crane setup and rigging the operator will set the boom to the required
configuration as per the lifting plan.
2. Dimensional checks for the lift radius and the swing radius are to be verified.
3. The lifting tackle will be inspected for condition and the correct colour code before all lifting
operations.
4. Lifting tackles will be connected to the hook block as per lifting study/supervisor
instruction.
5. Weather conditions will be closely monitored before and during all lifting operations.
6. The boom tip will be positioned directly over the Centre of gravity of the Solar Panel. (Centre
of gravity is given by Client)
7. The lifting tackle will be attached to the lifting points of the Solar Panel.
8. The crane(s) will lift until all the lifting slings are tight. The Solar Panel weight will be
monitored using the safe load indicator (SLI) equipment and checked by the Lifting
Supervisor that it is as predicted.
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9. The verticality of the hoist ropes will be checked.
10. The Solar Panel will be loosened; the item progressively raised checking the gaps until it is
slightly clear of the support. The load will be monitored using the SLI equipment and
checked by the Lifting Supervisor that it is as predicted.
11. A safety check will be carried out to ensure all lifting tackle is secured.
12. Tag lines will be fitted to the Solar Panel.
13. Confirmation to proceed with the operation will be approved by the Lifting Supervisor.
14. The crane(s) will then commence hoisting until the Solar Panel is fully clear from the
support.
15. The crane(s) operator will then lift the Solar Panel to the required height and swing the
boom towards the installation area (The installation area will confirm by the client).
16. The slewing area should be clear from all obstacles.
17. Once the load reaches overhead the Lifting point, the site supervisor will instruct lowering
the hook. The process will be progressing very slowly and it will continue until the load is
completely positioned (final position will be as per lifting study).
18. Once the Load is completely positioned to the Lifting point, lifting tackles will be released
from the lifting points.
19. The same procedure will follow for the complete Lifting of Solar Panel.
20. After completion of the task, we will start the course of de-rigging and retract the
boom/outrigger.
21. BOB crew will de-mobilize the crane to the BOB yard.
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6. ENGINEERING STUDIES
6.1.1 Lifting Studies

PROPOSAL FOR SOLAR PANEL LIFTING CRANE-SPECIFICATION
MAKE & MODEL ZOOMLION ZTC300V
RATED CAPACITY 30 T
OUTRIGGER DIMENSION 5.4X6.2 M
CRANE COUNTER WEIGHT 6.2 Te
MAT SIZE 0.8X0.8 M
LIFT-SPECIFICATION
BOOM LENGTH 36.1 M
BOOM ANGLE 60°

JIB LENGTH NA M
JIB ANGLE NA
LUFFING JIB LENGTH NA M
OPERATING RADIUS 16.5 M
TIP SHEAVE HEIGHT 34.2 M
LOAD NAME SOLAR PANEL

LOAD DIMENSION - M
LOAD WEIGHT 0.8 T
WEIGHT OF HOOK BLOCK 0.34 T
WEIGHT OF LIFTING GEARS 0.2 T
TOTAL LIFT WEIGHT 1.340000 T
CHART CAPACITY 3.7 T
% OF UTILIZATION 36.216216 %
SAFETY FACTOR 2.761194
NOTES :
1) ALL DETAILS ARE FIRST ISSUE AND ARE SUBJECT TO CONFIRMATION.
2) ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETER UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.
3) CENTER OF GRAVITY TO BE PROVIDED BY CLIENT.
4) GROUND SHOULD BE LEVELED, BACKFILLED AND COMPACTED FOR OUTRIGGER AREA.
5) LIFT AREA MUST BE CLEAR FROM ALL OBSTACLES.
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CLIENT DOME ADVANCED ELECTROMECHANICAL WORKS
TITLE SOLAR PANEL LIFTING
SCALE AS SHOWN IN DRAWING

CRANE ELEVATION (SLEW) PAPER SIZE A1 ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM PRELIMINARY
SCALE 1:300 ISSUE DATE : 26-Apr-22 DRG.NO: BLP/472/2022 PAGE 1 OF 1 REVISION-0
PREPARED BY: AA CHECKED BY: RC APPROVED BY: CLIENT

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6.1.2 Crane Load Chart

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6.1.3 Crane Specification

Operator’s Manual for Truck Crane
1.3 Technical data
Description of Crane
1.3.1 Overall view
Unit: Metric mm
Figure 1-10 Overall view
ZTC300V532 Truck Crane 1-9

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7. TASK RISK ANALYSIS

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GENERIC RISK ASSESSMENT FOR Document ref : MS/472/2022
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LIFTING ACTIVITY
SYSTEM: OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY SCOPE: SOLAR PANEL LIFTING USING 30 Te MOBILE CRANE
CLIENT: DOME ADVANCED ELCTROMECHANICAL WORKS LOCATION: RAS AL KHOR, DUBAI
SR ACTIVITY HAZARD HARM/EFFECT RISK RATING CONTROL MEASURE/PREVENTIVE ACTION RESIDUAL RISK
NO LIKEL SEVER RIS LIKEL SEVE RISK
IHOO ITY K IHOO -
D D RITY
1. Worker's 1. Vehicle 1. Serious 3 3 M 1. Provide accommodation close to 1 3 L
transportation. accident. Injury/fatality. the work location, if possible, to
2. Hit or run over 2. Property minimize travelling.
the animals, Damage. 2. Always competent driver drive
pedestrians, 3. Loss of vehicle.
and Production. 3. Inspect vehicle before travelling
government 4. Public 4. Always follow road safety, rules,
property. disturbance. and regulation.
5. Ensure the vehicle is in good
condition. Properly maintained.
6. Ensure driver gets sufficient rest.
7. Do not use a Mobile phone while
driving.
8. Ensure driver not influence by
alcohol and any drugs.
9. Fasten the seat belt while
travelling.
10. Follow and adhere to the posted
speed limit and signs.
2. The arrival of 1. Unfamiliar 1. Personnel 3 3 M 1. Site safety induction for all 1 3 L
personnel at the with local unaware of personnel involved in the job.
site. situations. local site 2. Follow site safety rules and
2. Un trained situation could regulations. Conduct toolbox talk /
persons. do unsafe pre-task talk before starting the
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things resulting job for general awareness of

in personnel hazards at the worksite and
injury and/or prevention of the same.
property 3. Clearly define and communicate
damage. the roles & responsibilities of
2. Untrained personnel involve on the job.
personnel in 4. Assign trained, experienced, and
lifting competent personnel (Operators,
operations Riggers) in the job, having a valid
could do unsafe third-party certificate, driving
things that may license.
result in 5. Use appropriate/standard
personnel Personal Protective Equipment
injury and/or (PPE).
property 6. Close supervision of activity by
damage. Supervisor.
3. Enter work 1. Insufficient 1. Collide with 3 4 M 1. Conduct site visits and route 1 4 L
location with space for equipment/obs surveys.
cranes/equipme setup/enter tacles. 2. Coordinate and communicate with
nt. equipment. 2. Limited space client space/ground requirements
2. Obstacles for crane setup for proper arrangements (ground
presents. and trailer levelling, compaction, GBP test, if
3. Uncontrolled movement can necessary, etc.)
movement of cause property 3. Before entering the equipment on-
equipment. damage and site busy area the helper should
4. Ground personnel assist to operator given by signal.
condition. injury.
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3. The unsuitable 4. Oversize or Heavy equipment

ground movement escort vehicles shall be
condition can in place.
cause 5. Check and ensure the site ground
Equipment condition before setup the crane
collapse and 6. Mark location points as per
property approved Rigging Plan for crane
damage. set-up and/or load spreader mats
laying.
7. Coordinate and communicate with
the client, any obstacles found for
temporary removal, if any.
Remove obstacles, if possible, and
install temporary protection.
4. Common for 1. Risk of getting 1. All the workers 4 4 H 1. Wear face mask properly at any 2 4 M
COVID 19 COVID 19 and staff get in time.
positive. contact with the 2. Implement the social distance
2. The risk of covid patient. rules wherever applicable.
worker Respiratory 3. Provide and Use Hand sanitiser
exposure. illness, fever, hand wash frequently.
difficulty 4. Report any suspicious case to the
breathing, line manager immediately.
coughing, 5. Regular COVID test for
headache and employ/involves COVID
sore throat. vaccinated people in the working
crew.
6. Modify work schedules to stagger
work, provide alternating
workdays or extra shifts to reduce
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the total number of workers on a

job site at any given time.
7. Reduce the number of individuals
at meetings, including worker
orientations, to increase the
distance between individuals.
8. Body temperature reading should
be maintained daily bases
9. Do not allow workers to share
tools and equipment. If sharing
cannot be eliminated, clean and
disinfect between each use.
10. The employee should keep and
use on water bottle
11. Conduct awareness programs
12. Implement and follow the DHA
regulations Monitor by supervisor
5. Working in 1. Falling from 1. Sunburn. 4 5 H 1. Work plan shall be made 1 5 M
open area’s height or over 2. Personal Injury considering the weather forecast.
High- some material 3. Loss of 2. Follow best work methodology to
Temperature due to production reduce the heat exposure time and
Weather unconsciousness 4. Heatstroke /Heat reduce physical work.
(during this 2. Worker exhaustion 3. Monitor weather and hot
summer/Extre exposure. 5. Heat cramps temperatures regularly, if high
me Climatic 3. Heat stress/High etc. temperature stops the activities.
conditions) temperature/Fog 4. Follow the heat index chart.
gy 5. Administrative control like job
conditions/Sand rotation and Regular Break shall
storms/
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be taken by the workmen during

continuous work.
6. As per the UAE midday break rule,
No work shall be carried out in the
open area between 12:30 pm to 3
pm from June 15th to September
15th.
7. Temp, humidity and visibility level
to be monitored.
8. Close supervision by concerned
supervisor.
9. Allow for acclimatization of new
employees. Maintain buddy
system.
10. Provide temporary facilities like
Ventilation at the work location,
Air-conditioned rest shelter and
cool drinking water etc.
11. Electrolyte or lemon solution
shall be provided to all workmen
to avoid dehydration.
12. Conduct Regular Health Checkup
13. Conduct Training and Pre task
briefing
14. Emergency preparedness like
Cool water, first aid box, first aider,
and the emergency vehicle shall be
available at the work location.
15. Loose cloth shall be worn.
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16. Once the weather condition is

deemed safe to return, a full
inspection of the areas will be
conducted. Priority will be
provided to conduct all remedial
works to regain a safe functional
site
17. All workers should keep their
water bottles with water
18. During high temperatures, cold
weather, foggy condition, rain and
Sand storms the external work
shall be stopped
19. Vehicle movement & lifting
operations must be suspended
during sand storms & foggy
conditions. the work plan shall be
made considering the weather
forecast
6. Mobilization 1. Moving 1. Damage Existing 4 5 H 1. Conduct TBT prior to start the 1 5 M
and set up of Equipment’s, Facility work, discuss hazards and
Crane 2. Working at 2. Damage of control measure with lifting
height Slip. Trip Equipment crew
and Fall 3. Serious Injury/ 2. Assign trained, experienced and
3. Manual handling. fatality competent personnel
4. Failure of Lifting 4. Noise and air (Operators, Riggers) in the job,
Equipment & pollution. having valid third-party
Lifting Gears, 5. Oil spillage certificate
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5. Improper 3. Ensure road close permit

stacking of obtained prior to set up the
materials crane, if required
6. Poor 4. Identify & mark equipment's
communication route
7. Adverse 5. Prior to set up the crane site
Weather must be surveyed for existing
Condition facilities, to be identified and
8. Lack of secured properly
awareness of 6. All the existing facilities to be
surrounding identified and secured properly
hazards 7. Proper lighting required on the
9. Strike existing work area if work performing
facilities night
10. Over speeding 8. Only competent driver
11. Trapped/crushe manoeuvre Vehicle and
d person Equipment
12. Improper 9. Appoint flagman or banks man
manual handling while manoeuvring Heavy
13. Environmental Vehicle and Equipment.
Pollution 10. Use appropriate mechanical
tools (forklift, trolleys, etc.) to
minimize manual handling.
11. Install barricade & Signboards
prior to start of the work at work
area with exclusion zone
12. Only authorized person within
the barricaded area
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13. Establish safety exclusion zone

preventing entry of
unauthorized persons in the
work area.
14. Close supervision of activity by
Supervisor.
15. Use appropriate / standard
Personal Protective Equipment
(PPE).
16. Avoid using cranes having ageing
more than 20 years.
17. Proper maintenance & regular
check-up of cranes.
18. Servicing of the crane at regular
intervals.
19. Perform BPMS (Bob Preventive
Maintenance System) and
Maintenance Engineer Monthly
Crane Inspection to avoid site
malfunctions.
20. Daily inspection of the crane for
oil spillage, fuel leak, extra
smoke, etc.
21. An oil Spill kit is always available
on the cranes to prevent oil spills
in the event of an emergency
leak.
22. 24/7 Maintenance service is
required in case of any
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emergency hose burst or

breakdowns.
23. Emission control system to be
fitted with the equipment. All
the cranes are equipped with
catalytic converter. To avoid the
hot particulars emission from
the engine through exhaust most
of the cranes are equipped with
spark arrestor.
7. Attaching and 1. Working at 1. Property 4 3 M 1. Comply with Work Permit 1 3 L
detaching lifting height. damage. procedure while working at the
gears (crane 2. Wrong lifting 2. Personal injury. site.
hook to load- gears. 3. Loss of 2. Conduct toolbox talk and pre-task
lifting point) 3. Poor production talk before starting the job to
communication. 4. Fatality. aware personnel of hazards at
4. Manual handling. 5. Loss of goodwill. the worksite and prevention of
5. Pinch points. the same.
6.Trapping, Slip,fall. 3. Clearly define and communicate
the roles & responsibilities of
personnel involved.
4. Follow approved Lifting Plan. And
use lifting gears as per the
Engineering study -lifting
arrangement.
5. Inspect lifting tackles (slings,
shackles, etc.) and ensure it is in
good working conditions, duly
certified by a competent third
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party, and properly colour-coded

before use.
6. Assign trained, experienced, and
competent personnel (Operators,
Riggers) in the job, having the
corrective and valid third-party
certificate and driving license.
7. Assign trained and competent
signalman / banksman.
8. Establish a safety exclusion zone
preventing the entry of
unauthorized persons into the
work area.
9. Put relevant safety signage’s in
place for awareness.
10. Use proper access and egress
(ladders, work platforms, etc.)
when working at height.
11. Inspect fall protection (safety
harness) before use when
working at height and properly
hooked to a lifeline or solid
structure.
Check ladders and shoes for the
presence of grease, oil, or muds
to prevent slip, & trips.
12. Use appropriate mechanical
tools (forklift, trolleys, etc.) to
minimize manual handling.
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13. First-aid kit and certified first-

aider to be present on site.
14. Use appropriate/standard
(PPE).
Supervisor.
8. SOLAR PANEL 1. Equipment 1. Property 4 5 H 1. Crane inspection to be carried out 2 5 M
LIFTING failure. Damaged. before operating the crane and
2. Defective lifting 2. Environment fill the checklist.
gears. contamination. 2. Identify and mark the
3. Slips, trips, and 3. Serious underground utility. (Manhole,
falls. injury/fatality. Pit, Tranches, cables, and Pipes)
4. Crushed 4. Loss of 3. Check the GBP and maintain the
between loads. production. certificate.
5. Pinch Point, 5. Loss of 4. Site/job inspection by a competent
trapped body goodwill. person (lifting supervisor/lifting
parts. engineer) before the proposal.
6. Adverse weather 5. Proper planning of the lifting
conditions. operation by a competent lifting
7. Failure of Engineer.
communication. 6. Make sure that the approved LP &
8. Uncertified Method of the statement are
operator/Rigger available before starting the job.
s and lifting 7. A work permit should be obtained
gears. before starting the job.
9. Overloading. 8. Ensure ground level is firm,
10. Improper compact, and free from any
rigging practice. impediments.
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11. Uneven ground 9. Ensure outriggers are fully

level. extended and lock pin inserted
into the respective place.
10. Follow equipment's load chart
capacity.
11. Never attempt to move a load
greater than SWL. (Safe working
load)
12. Check advance weather report
with 24 hr.
13. Don’t exceed the allowable wind
speed limit. (maximum allowable
wind speed 10 m/sec)
14. Only trained and competent
operator/rigger/supervisor
appoint for the task with valid
third-party certification.
15. Conduct TBT before the start of
work, discuss hazards, risk, and
control measures.
16. Install barricade around the
crane setting area & display
Signboard. (Lifting in progress)
17. Only authorized personnel within
the lifting area.
18. Use tag lines to manoeuvre the
load.
19. Adequate Supervision and proper
communication to be established.
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20. Equipment should be well

maintained and out of the defect.
21. Ensure all belts from loads are
unlashed before lift the load.
22. Do not leave the load suspended
and never stand/walk under the
lifting load. Avoid line of fire.
23. Wear adequate and proper PPE.
24. Means of communication will be
in the same language.
9. Slew load over 1. Suspended 1. Loss of 4 4 H 1. Establish a safety exclusion zone 2 4 M
construction load. production. preventing the entry of
area. 2. Unexpected 2. Property unauthorized persons into the
load movement. damage. work area.
3. Unauthorized 3. Equipment 2. Proper planning of the lifting by a
persons in the collapse duly competent lifting engineer.
work area. high wind 3. Put relevant safety signage’s in
4. Collision with speed. place for awareness.
Obstructions. 4. Personal 4. Remove personnel from the crane
injury/fatality. slew area.
5. Closely monitor slewing area and
route of lifted item.
6. Make trail lift if any heavy lift.
7. Remove obstructions temporarily,
if any.
8. Lifting Supervisor to monitor load
movement constantly and
communicate with Operator
regularly.
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9. Assign trained, experienced, and

competent personnel (Operators,
Riggers) in the job, having valid
third-party certificates and
driving licenses.
10. Assign trained, competent and
certified signalman / banksman to
give signals to Operator during
lifting.
11. Use appropriate communication
tools (radios or standard hand
signals) during lifting.
12. Avoid working / staying under
suspended loads whenever
possible.
13. Use taglines with appropriate
lengths to control load
movements.
14. Monitor weather forecast/wind
speed regularly during lifting.
15. Stop activity when wind speed
exceeds crane wind speed
tolerance as per the
Manufacturer's manual and other
relevant legal requirements.
16. Use appropriate/standard
(PPE).
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Supervisor.
10. Housekeeping 1. Pinch points 1. Serious injury 3 2 M 1. All waste is removed from the site 1 2 L
and hand traps 2. Loss of and dispose of in the designated
2. Sharp Objects production waste skip
3. Protruding 2. Remove warning tape when
objects hazard is removed/when the job is
4. Slips, trips, and finished
falls 3. Make sure the area is safe before
5. Cuts starting housekeeping activity
4. Do not keep hands and fingers in
trap points, Use appropriate tools
5. Always use appropriate PPE
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L= Low Risk/ M=Medium Risk/ H= High Risk.

RISK MATRIX
Low risk
Severity
Medium 1 2 3 4 5
Likelihood
risk
2 4 6 8 10
High risk
3 6 9 12 15
4 8 12 16 20
5 10 15 20 25
Hierarchy of Risk Assessment or Reduction of Risks:

1. Elimination -Eliminate the Hazards.
2. Reduction -Reduce the Risks by Engineering means.
3. Isolation -Isolate or segregate employees from the Hazards.
4. Control -Control the Risk with a safe system of a workmate.
5. PPE -Introduce Policies, Procedures, and use of PPE.
6. Discipline -Monitor and review the process and procedure.
Prepared by: Approved by:
SAHAD N.M ALI REMESH CHANDRAN

SAFETY OFFICER OPERATIONS MANAGER
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Date : 26-Apr-2022
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Date : 26-Apr-2022
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HEAVY EQUIPMENT RENTAL L.L.C

MS & TRA FOR

Client DOME ADVANCED ELECTROMECHANICAL

Document No: MS/472/2022

Location RAS AL KHOR

Client DOME Advanced Electromechanical Works

 Lifting of Solar Panel using 30 Tonne Mobile Crane

4.1.1 Site Information

 The local Met Office to be contacted to supply the following information:

I. A daily forecast was faxed through at 7 a.m.

II. A daily 7-day look ahead transmitted at the same time.

 Lifting to be carried for wind speed <9.8m/s.

4.1.2 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

 Hard Hats Approved

4.1.3 Toolbox Talk

5.1 Assembly of Crane

11. Reeving’s will be made as per the required configuration.

5.2 Lifting of Solar Panel

9. The verticality of the hoist ropes will be checked.

12. Tag lines will be fitted to the Solar Panel.

16. The slewing area should be clear from all obstacles.

6.1.1 Lifting Studies

OUTRIGGER DIMENSION 5.4X6.2 M

CRANE COUNTER WEIGHT 6.2 Te

MAT SIZE 0.8X0.8 M

BOOM ANGLE 60°

OPERATING RADIUS 16.5 M

TIP SHEAVE HEIGHT 34.2 M

LOAD NAME SOLAR PANEL

LOAD WEIGHT 0.8 T

WEIGHT OF HOOK BLOCK 0.34 T

WEIGHT OF LIFTING GEARS 0.2 T

TOTAL LIFT WEIGHT 1.340000 T

CHART CAPACITY 3.7 T

SAFETY FACTOR 2.761194

XX XXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX

XX FOR CLIENT REVIEW XXX

REV DATE MODIFICATION DRAWN CHECK

P.O.Box: 38920 Abu Dhabi - U.A.E. P.O.Box: 10697 Dubai - U.A.E.

CLIENT DOME ADVANCED ELECTROMECHANICAL WORKS

TITLE SOLAR PANEL LIFTING

SCALE AS SHOWN IN DRAWING

SCALE 1:300 ISSUE DATE : 26-Apr-22 DRG.NO: BLP/472/2022 PAGE 1 OF 1 REVISION-0

PREPARED BY: AA CHECKED BY: RC APPROVED BY: CLIENT

6.1.2 Crane Load Chart

6.1.3 Crane Specification

1.3 Technical data

Figure 1-10 Overall view

ZTC300V532 Truck Crane 1-9

7. TASK RISK ANALYSIS

things resulting job for general awareness of

3. The unsuitable 4. Oversize or Heavy equipment

the total number of workers on a

be taken by the workmen during

16. Once the weather condition is

5. Improper 3. Ensure road close permit

13. Establish safety exclusion zone

emergency hose burst or

party, and properly colour-coded

13. First-aid kit and certified first-

11. Uneven ground 9. Ensure outriggers are fully