1. To be Ensured the entire work crew is Wearing of Suitable Personal
Protective Equipment's.
2. Check the Slings and Chains. Ensure that the rigging angle is
Correct.
3. Make Sure the load is properly secured and inform to the Crane
Operator, Weight of the load.
4. Make Sure the Lifting gears such as hooks, slings and shackles are
well maintained and in good working condition.
5. Make Sure the load is stable, balanced properly and secured before
any lifting operation.
6. Make sure all loose materials are placed in a proper receptacle
or container or tied to prevent that materials may falling during
the lifting operation.
7. Immediately report to the Lifting Supervisor, if any defective
or faulty lifting gears are identified.
8. Place adequate paddings on the sharp edges of the load to
prevent the sling from damage.
9. Check the correct use of Choker hitches with D-shackles.
Ensure the D-shackle is Positioned correctly.
10. Ensure the correct center balance of the D-shackles,
insert sufficient washers to centralize the position of the
D-shackle and load. Make sure the D-shackle is not pulled
down from the hook.
11. Check the correct hook-up methods before start the
lifting operation. Make sure the safety latch and other
lifting gears are in good condition.
12. Secured the lifting hooks are facing out and don't
secure the hooks facing in side. Don't wrap a rope
around the hook.
13. For long loads, use two legged sling with double
wrap choker hitches.
14. Do not tie the sling from one eye blot to
another, due to force, it may tilt one side.
15. Make Sure that unused extra slings are hooked
up properly.
16. If the eye is bend, the load not hook up
correctly.
17. When Using four legged sling, make use of
links to join the crane hook to the sling
eyes.
18. Use the original screw pin of the
D-shackles, don't use blot or rod as a screw
pin, it will bend.
19. Use Tagline (Guide Rope) with
sufficient length and diameter, so that
the guide rope can be easily gripped and
the load stabilized.
20. Use correct method of unloading, Do
not pull out the sling from underneath
the load because it will damage the
sling. Put the load down on the supports
and then pull out the sling.
21. Make sure the hook and D-shackles
are in good working condition.
22. Check wire ropes for any defects
and make sure they are in good
working condition.
II. Picturized Additional
Safety Guideline for Riggers and
Signalman.
1. Before giving the signal to lift, the Signalman to be checked with the rigger that the load is ready for lift.
2. Give the correct hand signals
clearly to the Crane Operator to
lift the load.
3. Communication between the
lifting supervisor, Crane
operator, Rigger and Signalman
must be maintained correctly at
all times of lifting
operation.
4. Recommended Crane Hand
signals.
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