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Objects falling. 5 Cranes will be sited to minimise the need for other plant to the Workplace
Site Manager /
QLD COP 2013
Severe weather operate within the crane’s operating radius. Tower Crane Subcontractor
effecting lifting 5 QLD COP 2006
Cranes and other plant with counterweights will be sited so Managing the Site Manager /
activities. that counterweights cannot collide. risks of plant Subcontractor
in the
5 The tower crane’s climbing procedure will ensure that the Site Manager /
workplace
crane remains as far above any of the structure of plant as NSW COP Subcontractor
practicable. 2014
5 The following must be provided before a crane may be used Plant VIC COP
1995
Site Manager /
on site: Subcontractor
Safeguarding
- Current plant registration Of Plant And
- List of workers undertaking prescribed work. Machinery WA
- Full details of the erection procedure (if applicable) COP 2009
- Full details of the procedures for operation of the crane Managing The
Risk Of Plant
(including communication methods). In The
- Evidence that all crane attachments/lifting gear is to be Workplace
tested and tagged and in a serviceable condition for use TAS COP 2012
on site.
- Manuals for operation, servicing and maintenance are
available and kept on the crane.
- Full details of all inspections, repairs and maintenance are
to be supplied in a logbook.
- Full details of the procedure for dismantling of the crane
(if applicable) separate to those provided for the erection
of the crane.
5 The records of the pre-erection inspections and tests and Site Manager /
commissioning reports must be provided to Hutchinson Subcontractor
Builders prior to the use of a crane onsite.
5 Information to be provided to the crane operating Site Manager &/or
subcontractor prior to commencement of work on site HSO
includes:
- location and details of underground cavities
- location and details of underground services
- location and details of excavations
- locations of embankments and soft surfaces
- potential overheard structures / services
- necessary load/working requirements
- any information on ground bearing capacity that is
available to Hutchinson Builders
- foreseeable operating conditions to Hutchinson Builders
5 Hutchinson Builders will provide to the crane operator Site Manager &/or
documented information about the ground bearing pressure HSO
WHS Management Plan – Appendix 1 – Project Risk Assessment
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