Critical Lift Program - Currently for Avetta
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- Approximate Word Count: 2,210
- Approximate Number of Pages: 11
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An excerpt from Safety plan Critical Lift Program
DEFINITIONS
• Crane - A lifting device using a boom and cable to raise and lower materials and personnel, i.e., 18-ton cherry picker, 8-ton carry-deck, etc.
• Crane Operator - Any employee or contractor who operates a crane.
• Crane Owner - The company responsible for the maintenance, inspection and operation of any crane.
• Critical Lifts - Include:
∙ All lifts in which personnel are lifted.
∙ All lifts which exceed 75% of the crane’s total capacity.
∙ All lifts in which the load is 75,000 pounds or greater
• Potential Critical Lifts - Lifts that could be deemed as critical by operations and maintenance supervision and/or safety personnel. These lifts include:
∙ Lifts near power lines or high voltage equipment.
∙ Lifts of special monetary value.
∙ Assembly of boom over operating units or other obstructions.
∙ Lifts which need modification or design of lifting equipment or special rigging configurations, including multi-crane lifts
∙ Lifts deemed critical for other reasons even if less than 75,000 pounds.
∙ Lifts which are not completely routine.
• Lift Supervisor - An individual qualified to supervise or oversee critical lifts.
GENERAL RESPONSIBILITES
Crane Owner
• Ensure that the crane is completely inspected per the manufacturer’s specifications listed in the service manual and meets all applicable federal, state and local regulations.
• Maintain a record of all-prior inspections, tests, repairs, maintenance, modifications and deficiencies. A owner will make these records available for review upon request by the Company.
• Maintain records of the identification, capability, training and competence of all crane operators and site support personnel.
