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Tower Crane Selection & Positioning
HB-HSEQ-F-068
Version: 3
ITEM Checked - √
TASK DESCRIPTION ACCEPTED CRITERIA COMMENTS
NO. YES NO N/A
• Loading Areas • Underground services present that limit the location of the crane
base
• Air space issues - neighbouring properties
- Loads encroaching neighbouring properties
- Crane Jib encroaching when weather veining
- Other cranes on adjacent sites
- Height effecting flight path near airports
• Zoning and anti-collision devices and requirements
• Unauthorised access to the crane – trap doors and hoarding
• Check Loading areas – truck access, traffic control requirements,
accessing trucks (work at heights)
4 Erecting, Climbing and • Mobile crane set up areas
Dismantling issues: - underground services,
- traffic control issues,
• Exclusion zones - jib laydown areas
• Climbing schedule • Erection Times – traffic permits may require crane erection at night
• Crane ties • Exclusion Zones – Best Policy to close the site to other trades when
• Mobile crane erecting and dismantling
• Temporary storage • Crane Ties – Engineers Requirements- building modifications to
accept the structure- Building Program synchronised (Jump Forms
etc.)
• Climbing Requirements:
- Schedule synchronised with the building program (Jump Forms
etc.)
- Exclusion Zones when Climbing – 12 metres around the crane
- Storage areas for Tower Sections – External Crane
• Sufficient space available on the ground for dismantling of tower
crane sections when the building is nearing completion
5 Lifting and work area issues: • Complete a Site Lift Study – identify load exclusion zones, Travel
• Load Travel Paths Paths, Load Sizes, Loading bays, storage areas.
• Loading bays • Location and quantity of loading bays identified
• Site sheds • Site sheds require protection if in slewing path
• Power lines • Overhead power lines in the vicinity
• Loading zones • Delivery loading zones adequate for project
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