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    Thermax Engineering Construction Co. LTD Operational Control Procedure

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    This document provides an operational control procedure for column erection to minimize hazards and risks. It outlines responsibilities for site managers, safety officers, and workers. The procedure specifies checking weight details and lifting capacity before erecting columns with cranes. It lists points to ensure like valid crane certifications and equipment condition checks. The document details safety measures like ladders, tag lines, and life lines. It identifies risks of injuries from any deviations and outlines mitigation actions like first aid and emergency plans. Records of certifications and erection protocols are also addressed.

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    Thermax Engineering Construction Co. LTD Operational Control Procedure

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    This document provides an operational control procedure for column erection to minimize hazards and risks. It outlines responsibilities for site managers, safety officers, and workers. The procedure specifies checking weight details and lifting capacity before erecting columns with cranes. It lists points to ensure like valid crane certifications and equipment condition checks. The document details safety measures like ladders, tag lines, and life lines. It identifies risks of injuries from any deviations and outlines mitigation actions like first aid and emergency plans. Records of certifications and erection protocols are also addressed.

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    This document provides an operational control procedure for column erection to minimize hazards and risks. It outlines responsibilities for site managers, safety officers, and workers. The procedure specifies checking weight details and lifting capacity before erecting columns with cranes. It lists points to ensure like valid crane certifications and equipment condition checks. The document details safety measures like ladders, tag lines, and life lines. It identifies risks of injuries from any deviations and outlines mitigation actions like first aid and emergency plans. Records of certifications and erection protocols are also addressed.

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    Thermax Engineering Construction Co. LTD Operational Control Procedure

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    This document provides an operational control procedure for column erection to minimize hazards and risks. It outlines responsibilities for site managers, safety officers, and workers. The procedure specifies checking weight details and lifting capacity before erecting columns with cranes. It lists points to ensure like valid crane certifications and equipment condition checks. The document details safety measures like ladders, tag lines, and life lines. It identifies risks of injuries from any deviations and outlines mitigation actions like first aid and emergency plans. Records of certifications and erection protocols are also addressed.

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    Thermax Engineering Construction Co.

    Ltd
    Document OHS/OCP/D0
    Operational Control Procedure no. 6
    Rev no. 00
    Date 26/11/10
    Column Erection
    Page 1 of 2

    PURPOSE
    To minimize hazards and associated risks while carrying out Column
    Erection at site.

    SCOPE
    Applicable to Column Erection activity carried out any where under
    execution function.

    RESPONSIBILTY:
    Site in-charge / Site engineer / Safety officer / Vendor Supervisor /
    Workmen

    PROCEDURE:

    1. Weight details of each column & beam shall be checked from available
    BOM.
    2. Preferably crane lifting shall be considered for safe working.

    Following points shall be ensured before lifting of column with


    crane:
    Check for :
    1. Certificate from authorized agency registered under factory act for
    the crane
    2. Crane capacity suitable to lifting item
    3. Safe boom length
    4. Crane chart
    5. Working radius
    6. Ladders should be provided on column before erecting it.
    7. Tools and tackles shall be good condition and valid test certificate.
    8. Check the lifting lug position, if provided.
    9. 100 % visual checking of all lifting and shifting equipment
    10. Tie a tagline to the equipment to guide the equipment to its
    location.
    11. Only experienced signal / foreman can direction to the crane
    operator
    12. After column/portal erection, connect it with other column if
    erected or with the guy rope with a anchored supports.
    13. Life lines as required to be used by workmen while erection,
    alignment & welding.

    IN CASE OF DEVIATIONS:

    1
    Thermax Engineering Construction Co. Ltd
    Document OHS/OCP/D0
    Operational Control Procedure no. 6
    Rev no. 00
    Date 26/11/10
    Column Erection
    Page 2 of 2

    Below are the risks that would arise if there are any deviations from the
    stated procedure.
     Body Injury
     Leg / hand injury

    Rev. no. Date Changes


    0 26/11/10 First Issue
    1 20/06/13 Revision 1
    2 20/06/15 Revision 2

    Prepared by Approved by
    Signature

    Designation Safety Co-ordinator Management Appointee


    Name Sujit Jog Mangu Achary

    MITIGATION ACTION IN CASE OF DEVIATION:


    Follow First Aid procedures
    Emergency Preparedness Plan

    RECORDS:
    Test Certificates issued by competent person
    Protocol for erection & alignment in the desired format – refer ISO
    document no……….

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