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LIFTING & MECHANICAL HANDLING GUIDELINES - Hadimpro
LIFTING & MECHANICAL HANDLING GUIDELINES Working together to continuously improve our safety performanceRevision 2, June 2013 1 1. Preface 22. Responsibilities Responsible Person Competent Person Competent LIFTING Team Lift Supervisor or Person in Charge Technical Support 33. The Lift Define the lift Plan the Lift LIFTING Operation Risk Assessment Technical Support Finalising the Lift Plan and LIFTING Operation Risk Assessment Selection of LIFTING Equipment Examination and Inspection of the LIFTING Equipment Selecting Competent Personnel Perform the Lift Learn and Record 74. Training and Competency Personnel Undertaking LIFTING and MECHANICAL HANDLING Operations Personnel who Plan LIFTING Operations 105. Monitoring, Audit and Review 116. Summary 12 Appendix 1 13 Appendix 2 14 Appendix 3 21 Appendix 4a 22 Appendix 4b 23 Appendix 5 24 Key Terms and Definitions 28 ContentsLifting and MECHANICAL GuidelinesC LTCPCPLIFT PLANNING FLOWCHARTE very LIFTING operation should be planned and assessed using the process described need for LIFTING operationInform CP of need for LIFTING operationUndertake initial assessment of the proposed LIFTING operationIs there an existing LP/RA for the LIFTING operation?
a lifting plan that has been authorised by the Competent Person. ... management system to identify how the continued operation of the control measures will be audited. Many duty holders have systems in place to categorise a lifting operation in terms of its complexity, such as routine or non-routine and simple, complex or complicated. ...
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