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Project Management Plan
Attached to the e-mail Operational Works Application OPW21/0212 - 31 Bottlebrush Ave, - DA Form 1 - Civil & Landscaping Plans - Construction Management Plan - Qleave - Project Management Plan - Traffic Management Plan - cover letter.
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Log in to see the plans as drawn3.13.2 Additional requirements for mobile cranes
Mobile cranes will be use on this project Yes No
Where subcontractors are using mobile cranes on the work site, they must comply with the following requirements, in addition to
those listed above.
Obtain from the Principal Contractor:
Engineer’s certification on point loading if the crane is operating on suspended slabs; and
Geotechnical engineer’s report on the ground bearing capacity if loads to be lifted are greater than 50 tonnes;
Provide the Principal Contractor with copies of annual and ten year major inspection (where applicable) records;
Prepare lift plans for heavy and/or complex lifts;
Ensure a qualified dogger is engaged to sling and supervise all crane lifted loads
Where applicable, a qualified rigger must be available to supervise:
Tilt-up and precast concrete lifting and placement;
Structural steel erection;
Crane set-up and siting; and
Multiple crane lifts
Supply suitable dunnage or bog mats for use under outrigger pads, irrespective of ground or surface conditions;
The crane supplier must consult with the Principal Contractor and subcontractor beforehand about:
Crane selection;
Access to and around the site;
Crane set-up and siting; and
Any other issues that may impact on the safe operation of the crane such as the proximity of:
Overhead power lines;
Other cranes, structures and concrete pumps
Mobile cranes must be fitted with: Anti-two block (motion-cut type) on the hoist rope if used in conjunction with a work box or
first aid cage;
AS 1418.5 – Cranes, hoists and winches – Mobile cranes compliance plate;
Load charts;
Load indicators (>3 tonne capacity only)
Overload or rated capacity limiters (>3 tonne capacity only)
Radius indicator
Motion limiters (hoist, luff angle, telescoping and slew functions, where applicable)
3.13.3 Additional requirements for tower cranes
Tower cranes will be used on the work site Yes No
3.13.4 Additional requirements for mobile concrete placement booms
Concrete placement booms (mobile and satellite) will be used on the work site Yes No
Subcontractors using concrete placement booms at the work site must comply with the following requirements, in addition to those
listed above.
Provide the Principal Contractor with documented evidence of:
Annual inspection by a competent person;
Engineer’s certification for continued service based on six-year strip down (where applicable); and
Monthly ultrasonic test records of pipe sections or equivalent evidence of wear and service if twin-wall pipe sections
are used.
The coordination of works associated with erection, dismantling and climbing (e.g. council permits – road and
footpath closures, etc.).
The concreting subcontractor must consult with the Principal Contractor beforehand about:
Selection of placement boom;
Access to and around the site;
Pump set-up, siting, operation and cleaning;
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