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Exclusion zones will be maintained and adhered to.
5
5 Hutchinson Builders’ Checklist/s are to be completed prior to Site manager /
the erection of crane – the site management team is to assess subcontractor /
the erected crane’s capabilities for lifting over workers Crane Supervisor
The following falling objects controls will be implemented: Site manager /
3 Use of barricading to establish exclusion zones whilst subcontractor /
erecting / dismantling / conducting climbing operations; Crane Supervisor
6 Tool lanyards;
4 Mesh screens;
5 Scheduling work for peak / off peak times (as
4 appropriate);
Restraining crane components (e.g. through the use of a
chain between the component and the crane).
Site manager
Daily inspections will be undertaken to and results of these
5 /subcontractor /
inspections will be entered into the logbook.
Crane Supervisor
Where possible the general lifting of loads over workers shall Site Foreman / crane
be carried out in a manner that the site foreman consults with crew
5 the dogman to establish a common crane travel path over the
project to minimise the time the load is suspended over
workers
3 For lifting concrete panels a designated crane travel path shall Site Foreman / crane
be established and the area will be excluded from workers crew
together with the panel placement area.
5 Where cranes are to be erected in flight paths the specific Site Manager /
requirements of CASA will be met. Subcontractor
5 Site manager /
Workboxes and first aid boxes will be used in accordance with
subcontractor /
the relevant codes of practice and Australian standards.
Crane Supervisor
Tower cranes will not be left unattended unless: Site Manager /
4 - all loads are removed from the hook; Subcontractor
4 - the hook has been raised to a position where it is safely
3 clear of other operations;
3 - all powered motions have been disabled;
4 - the keys have been removed from the crane; and
- tethering has been implemented as required.
5 Associated rigging equipment shall be inspected and tested in Site Manager /
accordance with relevant Codes of Practice and Australian Subcontractor
Standards by a competent person – examples:
WHS Management Plan – Appendix 1 – Project Risk Assessment
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