LIFT CLASSIFICATION FLOW CHART

TEST

LIFT CLASSIFICATION

REQUIRED ACTION

Does the gross load exceed 75% of the crane's total lifting capacity ? Does the gross load at any point during the lift exceed 80% of crane's capacity chart ? Does load replacement time exceed 10 days ? Will the loss of the load during installation cause a loss of production exceeding 10 days or a cost of $100,000. Will the loss of the load constitute a risk to the public or environment, i.e. chlorine or acid ? Does the lift require 2 or more cranes ? (Note: never exceed 75% of each crane's capacity in a multi-crane lift.) Will the load be swung over an unprotected plant, equipment or service ? Will the lift be performed in proximity of live electrical conductors ?

YES

Critical Lift

Critical Lift Plan Required

NO

All lifts not meeting the Critical Lift Criteria

YES

Standard Lift

Lift Evaluation Plan Required

NMO Mobile Crane Operator's Lifting Plan

PRELIMINARY Wind Crane inspected? mph Yes Temp. No deg. F

ITEM TO BE LIFTED Net Weight Weight of: Rigging Gear Hoist Block Hoist Rope Jib/Fly Aux. Block Headache Ball Other attach.

Height

Width Describe:

Length

(Stowed/Erected/Stored) Extended or Retracted? Describe: (Load chart deductions necessary?)

Total combined weight: Gross weight: LIFTING CRANE Radius at load pick up point in ft.

Verified against load chart: YES Radius at load set down point in ft. Verified against load chart: YES

NO

NO

While suspended, will load ever exceed maximum radius indicated above, during operation? YES NO If YES, verified against load chart: YES SKETCH & EXPLAIN LIFT SEQUENCE (On back of this form) MINI - CHECK Foundation Tagline Rotating Table Head set Lights/Horns LIMITATIONS Head Height Vertical Lift Horiz. Travel Powerlines CREW Rigging Supervisor Operator Lead Rigger Rigger(s) Rigger(s) Signaler Spotter(s) Tailboard Meeting Tasks assigned? YES Obstructions Attach Points Radius Load Flexing Explain: Level Brakes Boom Vision Rigging Hoist Rope Outriggers Controls Lubrication Load Scale

NO

NO

NMO CRITICAL LIFT PLAN SHEET

HYDRAULIC / LATTICE MOBILE CRANE

Unit #: Location: Load Description: Lift Description: Diagram of Crane Lift & Load Placement Attached: A. Load 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Load condition: Wt. Empty Wt. of Contents Wt. of Aux. Block Wt. of Main Block Wt. of Lifting Beam Wt. Of Slings/Shackles/Other Rigging Wt. Of Jib (erected/stowed/stored) Wt. Of Hoist Rope (extra) Wt. Of Excess Load Material Other Gross Weight lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. G. Considerations 1. 5. 4. 3. 2. Yes _______ F. No _______ Crane Placement 1.

Date: _________________________

Any deviation from smooth, solid foundation? ____________________________________________________ High voltage or electrical hazards? ____________________________________________________ Buildings, Equipment, Plant, or Services to lift or swing over? ____________________________________________________ Travel ? _____________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ Swing direction ? _____________________________________

If lift exceeds 75% of crane's capacity, attach additional special instructions, restrictions,

Source of Load Wt. Information: (drawings, calcs.,ect.)

diagrams for crane, rigging, lift, ect. Yes________ No _________

Load Wt. Confirmed by:

2.

Multiple crane lifts require a separate plan for each crane.

B.

Crane 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Type of Crane Maximum Crane Capacity. Boom Length ___________________________________________ Radius at Pick-up ______________ ft./Set-down ____________ft Crane capicity at radius: over rear ______________________ lbs. Over side _____________ lbs. / Over front _______________ lbs. 6. 7. Boom angle at Pick-up __________ft. / Set-down ___________ft. Max. rated capacity of crane at this boom length, radius and boom angle for this lift is ______________________________ lbs. 8. 9. Max. load on crane for this lift is ________________________lbs. Lift is ______________________% of the crane's rated capacity H.

3.

Any changes in the crane configuration, placement, rigging, lifting scheme, or calculations require that a new critical lift plan be developed.

Pre-lift checklist-Completed Prior to Lift 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Crane inspected Rigging inspected Crane set-up Swing room Hoist height Head room Crane Ctrwt. Load test Operator Qualified 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Rigger Qualified Signal system Tag lines Wind/Temp. Safety spotter Traffic Tailboard Site control Signatures

C.

Jib/Fly 1. 2. 3. Erected __________ Stowed ___________ Stored ___________ If jib/fly to be used: length ____________ angle _____________ Rated capacity of jib/fly from chart _______________________lbs. I.

9.

Notes/Comments

D.

Hoist Rope 1. 2. Rope diameter _____________ Number of parts ______________ Lift capacity based on parts ____________________________lbs.

E.

Rigging 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Hitch type _____________________________________________ No. of slings ____________ Size _________ Type ____________ Sling assembly rated capacity __________________________lbs. Shackle size ______________ No. of shackles _____________ Shackle rated capacity ________________________________lbs. Shackle secured to load by: ______________________________ ______________________________________________________ Lead Rigger Signature Crane Operator Signature Supervisor Signature

__________________ Date

__________________ Date

__________________ Date

Critical Lift Criteria What Constitutes A Critical Lift?

When the gross load value exceeds 75% of the total cranes capacity. When the gross load being lifted exceeds 80% of the cranes capacity chart. When the load replacement time exceeds 10 days. When the loss of the load during installation will cause a loss of production exceeding 10 day or cost of $100,000. When the loss of the load constitutes a risk to the public or to the environment, i.e. chlorine or acid. When the lift require 2 or more cranes. o Note: Never exceed 75% of each crane during a multi-crane lift. When the load has to be swung over an unprotected plant, equipment or service. When the lift is performed in proximity of live electrical conductors.