MFD Procedure: Lifting & Hoisting

MFD Procedure: Lifting &
Hoisting
Project Majnoon Field Development
Originating Company Shell Iraq Petroleum Development
Document Title MFD Procedure: Lifting and Hoisting
Document Number VEN-00000-SIPD-00-HX-6180-00018
Document Revision 008
Document Status Approved for Use
Document type HX6180 Other Procedure
Originator / Author SIPD HSE Logistics Lead
Security Classification Restricted
ECCN EAR 99
Issue Date 06-July-15
Revision History is shown next page
Doc. no.: VEN-00000-SIPD-00-HX-6180-00018 Rev. No. 008 1 of 16

The information contained on this page is subject to the disclosure on the front page of this document.
MFD Procedure: Lifting and Hoisting
REVISION HISTORY
Rev
Date of Issue Status Code Originator Owner Approver
#
Field HSSE
00A March 2011 Approved Field Manager Asset HSE Manager
Manager
Field HSSE
001 Jun 2014 Approved Field Manager Asset HSE Manager
Manager
O'Neill, Joe
SIPD- Veeran, Mathurai
Issued for UIO/J/S/MJ; SIPD-UIO/J/MJOL
002 Nov 2014 Field Manager
approval Lauvstad, <[email protected]
Bjorn SIPD- m>
UIO/J/S/MJ
O’Neill, Joe
SIPD- Veeran, Mathurai
Approved for UIO/J/S/MJ; SIPD-UIO/J/MJOL
003 12-March-15 Field Manager
Use Lauvstad, <[email protected]
Bjorn SIPD- m>
UIO/J/S/MJ
SIPD Lifting
Superintendent-
SIDP ASME
Issued for
004 05-May-15 Logistics HSE Field Manager SIPD Lifting
Review
Lead Supervisor-ASME
TA2 Logistics –
Infield Logistics Lead
SIPD
Issued For
005 29-May-15 Logistics HSE Field Manager Logistics HSE Lead
Approval
Lead
SIPD
Approved for
006 29-May-15 Logistics HSE Field Manager Logistics HSE Lead
Use
Lead
SIPD
Issued For
007 21-June-15 Logistics HSE Field Manager TA2 Logistics
Approval
Lead
Veeran, Mathurai
SIPD
SIPD-UIO/J/MJOL
008 06-July-15 AFU Logistics HSE Field Manager
<[email protected]
Lead
m>

REVISION STATUS
Rev # Reason for Issue / Change

00A Approved
Updated Appendix 3
Under Routine Lifting & Hoisting Operations
Removed PTW and JHA requirement and inserted TRIC Card
001
Under Complex/Critical L&H operations
Changed weight of the load from 25 ton to 20ton for Heavy lifts
002 Updated wind speed for the cessation of lifting operations.

003 Approved for Use
004 External Review by CoE for Lifting and Hoisting
005 Issued for Approval
007 Issued for Approval
TECHNICAL AUTHORITIES
Name Ref. Indicator Role Distribution Code

Site Manager Site Manager IFI
Infield Logistics Lead TA2 Logistics IFI
Lifting and Rigging
ASME IFI
Superintendent
Keywords,
Majnoon, Iraq, Lifting & Hoisting

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 OBJECTIVE ............................................................................................................................. 5
2 APPLICATION ........................................................................................................................ 5
3 SCOPE....................................................................................................................................... 5
4 RISK DOMAIN AND RISK ..................................................................................................... 5
5 ACTIVITY RESPONSIBILITY MATRIX .............................................................................. 6
6 RELATED CONTROLLING DOCUMENTS ....................................................................... 9
7 OTHER REFERENCES ......................................................................................................... 9
8 DEFINITIONS ........................................................................................................................ 9
APPENDIX 1 ‘10 QUESTIONS FOR A SAFE LIFT’ ...................................................................12
APPENDIX 2 LIFT PLAN .............................................................................................................13
APPENDIX 3 LIFTING INFORMATION ..................................................................................15
APPENDIX 4 LIFTING CATEGORIES.......................................................................................16

1 OBJECTIVE
To define controls for the planning and execution of lifting & hoisting (L&H) activities for the
Majnoon Field Development (MFD).
2 APPLICATION
This Procedure is part of the MFD Lifting & Hoisting Handbook and must be read together with
MFD Specification ‘Lifting & Hoisting Training & Competence’ [1], MFD Specification ‘Design,
Maintenance & Inspection of Lifting & Hoisting Equipment’ [2], MFD Specification ‘Lifting &
Hoisting of Personnel’ [3] and MFD Guide ‘Lifting & Hoisting’ [4].
The Appendices contain the following mandatory documentation:

 Appendix 1 ‘10 Questions for a Safe Lift’
 Appendix 2 ‘Lift Plan’
 Appendix 3 ‘Lifting & Hoisting Categories’
3 SCOPE
This Procedure applies to all aspects of L&H activities using pedestal cranes, mobile cranes, overhead
and gantry cranes, A-frames, jib cranes, derricks, hoists, and special hoist-supported personnel lifting
devices.
This Specification does not apply to elevators (lifts) in buildings, jacking, diving operations, well
operations involving the crown block, travelling block, and top drive systems, mining and earth
moving, lumber (timber) logging, mobile work platforms, vehicle maintenance lifts, helicopter lifting,
operation by piling machines, and manual lifting.
4 RISK DOMAIN AND RISK
Risk Domain(s) Risk(s)

Objects Overhead, Objects under Tension Crushed by fallen objects

5 ACTIVITY RESPONSIBILITY MATRIX
Field/ Person in Emergency

Work HSSE&SP ASME for L&H PtW
Task Requestor
Construction
Advisor
Charge
L&H
Response
Team Requestor
Remarks
Manager PIC Coordinator
Identify activities
1 and determine Exe Inf Inf
scope of work
Appoint Person in
2 Exe Inf Inf
Charge
Identify Hazards
3 and L&H Con Exe Inf Inf
Category
Develop Lift Plan App
4 & appoint L&H Con Exe Inf
team
Assess Emergency
5 Response Con Con Exe
Arrangements
Request Permit to Exe
6 Inf Inf Inf
Work
Mobilise L&H
7 Equipment to Inf Inf Chk Exe
worksite
Communicate Lift
Plan and conduct
9 Exe Inf
Pre-Use-
Inspection
Conduct L&H
10 Chk Exe
activity
De-Mobilise L&H
11 Equipment from Inf Inf Chk Exe
worksite
*1 for High Risk Derogations only
Exe Execute: responsible to do it or get it done Con Consulted: on task and results; only as necessary
App Approve: accountable, must sign off on results Inf Informed: about tasks and results
Chk Check: plus provides support to the responsible party
Additional requirements
Task 1. Identify activities and determine scope of work
Identify activities and determine scope of work. Check if the particular L&H operation has been
carried out before on the site as a risk assessment and lift plan might already exist. If they do exist
verify that they are still applicable (e.g. no changes to personnel, equipment, site layout or work
environment) and request required approval from relevant parties.
Task 2. Appoint Person-In-Charge (PIC)

The PIC is designated to plan the L&H operation and may or may not supervise the L&H operation
but is the focal point of authority for the safety and technical aspects of the operation.

Task 3. Identify hazards and L&H category

The level of planning and risk assessment increases with the complexity of the L&H operation,
therefore:
1. Identify the applicable Hazards
2. Classify the L&H Category using the L&H categories in [Appendix 3 Lifting Categories]
3. Develop control measures as specified in [Appendix 3 Lifting Categories]
The Risk Assessment shall address the following but not limited to*:
 Availability of approved lifting points on load  Weight, size, shape and centre of gravity of load
 Cultural, communication and language difficulties  Method of slinging/attaching/detaching the load
 Overturning/load integrity/need for tag lines  Ground and underground considerations
 Initial and final load positions and how it will get there  Suitability and condition of Lifting Equipment to be used
 Lifting over live equipment  Number and duration of lift(s)
 Access and emergency escape routes for e.g. Banksman,  Environmental conditions including weather and
Slinger) permissible limits
 Pre-Use Inspection of equipment by Operator  Lighting in the pick-up and lay-down areas
 Working under suspended loads  Number of personnel required for task
 Experience, competence and training of personnel  Conflicting tasks in area
 Proximity hazards, obstructions, path of load (e.g.  Visibility of the load at all times by either the Lifting
potentially live electrical, hydraulic or pneumatic lines, Appliance Operator or the person guiding the load
underground conduits, bridges and overhead structures) (Banksman). He must maintain communication with the
Operator at all times either via hand signals, radio or a
relay Signal Banksman.
* MFD Guide Lifting & Hoisting [4] can also be used for identifying applicable Hazards.
For Routine L&H operations a generic Risk Assessment may be used.
Task 4. Develop Lift Plan and appoint L&H team

All Lift Plans, regardless of category must be signed by an authorized SIPD L&H signatory.
These signatories ALL work within the Logistics HSE Dept.
Prepare a Lift Plan using the form in [Appendix 2 Lift Plan] and identify:
 The competent person planning the lift
 Equipment required
 Personnel required and their particular roles
 Step-by-step instructions
 Communication methods to be used
 Contingency and rescue plans.
MFD Guide Lifting & Hoisting [4] should be used for developing the Lift Plan. All lifting activities
across Venture (Well, P&T, Asset) requiring a crane require a lift plan.
Appoint the L&H team and ensure that those involved are competent for performing their task, see
MFD Specification ‘Lifting & Hoisting Training & Competency’ [1].
Task 5. Assess Emergency Response Arrangements

Identify if the activity doesn’t block any emergency routes and if the existing Emergency Response
arrangements are sufficient to rescue people involved or affected by the activity. If in non-compliance
reassess the L&H activity (see Task 2) and/or develop a dedicated rescue plan.

Task 6. Request Permit to Work

Request a work permit in accordance with MFD Procedure “Permit to Work’ [5].
Task 7. Mobilise L&H equipment to site

When mobilising the L&H equipment to site verify that:
 Access roads are strong enough to withstand axle load of mobile L&H equipment,
 Type of ground can withstand the maximum bearing pressures transmitted through the outriggers
 The L&H equipment is not erected too close to edge of an excavation or overhead cables.
 The L&H area is fenced off.
Task 8. Communicate Lift Plan and conduct Pre-Use Inspection

Prior to starting the L&H operations hold a Toolbox Talk with all personnel assigned to carry out the
L&H operation. The ‘10 questions for a safe lift’ [Appendix 1] must be covered during the Toolbox
Talk. Ensure that:
 All personnel involved in the lifting operation have their individual responsibilities clearly
allocated.
 All personnel have the opportunity to review the findings of the risk assessment and the details of
the Lift Plan [Appendix 2],
 Everyone clearly understands and agrees with the methods and control measures to be used,
 All lifting Equipment meets the requirements of MFD Specification ‘Design, Maintenance &
Inspection of L&H Equipment’ [3].
Task 9. Perform the L&H activity

 Conduct the L&H activity in strict accordance with the approved Lift Plan. Any variation from
the agreed Lift Plan must result in the job being stopped and reassessed to ensure continued safe
operation.
 The L&H Operator shall obey an emergency stop signal at all times, no matter who gives it.
 When lifting operations need to be controlled by signals, a designated signal person shall be
assigned. Signals between the Crane Operator and the designated signal person (Banksman /
Signaller) shall be audible or visible at all times.
 Stop L&H activities at or above 10.3 meters per second (20 Knots) wind speed.
 Complete pre-inspection checks - MFD Guide ‘Lifting & Hoisting’ [4] and MFD Specification
‘Lifting & Hoisitng of Personnel’ [3] provide several checklists to be used.
Moving the load

 Prior to lifting the PIC shall be satisfied that the load is secure and properly balanced and that the
load path is clear of obstructions and personnel
 The appropriate load-radius chart for the Lifting Appliance configuration in use shall be visible to
the operator.
 The Load to be lifted shall be confirmed to be within the rated capacity of the Lifting Equipment
and attached by means of suitable Lifting Accessories.
 The Operator of the Lifting Appliance shall not leave the operating controls while the load is
suspended.
 At commencement of the first lift the Lifting Appliance Operator shall carefully check the
operation of the hoist brake to ensure no slippage occurs

 Take up sling slack to confirm that the Lifting Appliance hook has been positioned centrally over
the load lifting point, adjust the Lifting Equipment as necessary to minimize any ‘drift’ of the load
as it is lifted
 No external forces shall be applied to the load that create significant side loading of the Lifting
Equipment
 For crane operations appropriate tag lines shall be used to control the load– large or long loads
with flat sides that could act as a ‘sail’ are particularly prone to spinning and tag lines shall be used
– tag lines shall be secured to the load and not to the rigging slings
 Cranes shall not be used for dragging a load unless properly rigged for a vertical pull
 No fewer than five (5) full wraps of rope must remain on the winch drum in any operating
conditions.
Task 10. Demobilise L&H equipment

Demobilise equipment, return Work Permit [5] and leave the site safe.
6 RELATED CONTROLLING DOCUMENTS
Ref. Title Link

01 MFD Specification ‘Lifting & Hoisting Training & Competence’ SWW
02 MFD Specification ‘Design, Maintenance & Inspection of Lifting & Hoisting SWW
Equipment’
03 MFD Specification ‘Lifting & Hoisting of Personnel’ SWW
04 MFD Guide ‘Lifting & Hoisting’ SWW
05 MFD Procedure ‘Permit to Work’ SWW
7 OTHER REFERENCES
Ref. Title Link

06 Oil & Gas Producers (OGP) Lifting & Hoisting WWW
07 IOGP RP 376 WWW
08 IMCA RP Lifting and Hoisting WWW
8 DEFINITIONS
Assessor A person who makes judgments of skills and knowledge of a crane driver
(operator), slinger and banksman.
Authorised A person authorised and assigned responsibility to perform work in accordance
Person with MFD Lifting & Hoisting Handbook. An Authorised Person has Proficiency
assured at Skill level for the specified activity. The term Authorised Person is a
functional description of the role rather than a job title. The job titles of persons
assigned the requirements e.g. Operator, Electrician, Inspector.
Authorised A person authorised and assigned responsibility to develop and approve
Subject Procedures for a specified subject area such as Lifting and Hoisting. An
Matter Authorised Subject Matter Expert has Proficiency assured at Skill level and is
Expert Accredited at a professional level in the specified subject area, typically with an
external qualification such as a degree, certification or licence. The term
Authorised Subject Matter Expert is a functional description of the role rather

than a job title.
Banksman Person responsible for relaying a crane movement signal to the crane operator.
Blind Lift A lift where at any point in time during the lifting operation the crane operator
cannot directly see the load.
Crane Person whi is operating the crane for the purpose of positiong loads or operating
Operator for erecting of the crane.
Note: for mobile cranes, the term operator is often used instead, and the term ‘driver’ is then used to
refer to that person who operates only those controls which moves the crane from place to place
Job Safety Also known as a Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) is a process for discussing and
Analysis documenting each step of a job, identifying the existing or potential HSE hazards
(JSA/JHA) and then determining the best way to perform the job to reduce or eliminate the
hazards. The JSA/JHA will typically include:
Selecting the job to be analysed;
Breaking the job down into a sequence of steps;
Identifying potential hazards;
Determining preventive measures to overcome these hazards;
Identifying the resources required, i.e. manpower and equipment, to execute the
task safely.
Lift A categorisation of lifting operations (i.e. Routine Lifts and Non-Routine Lifts)
Category reflecting the risk of the lifting operation and the required level of control.
Lift Plan The Lift Plan details of how the lifting operations should be undertaken, the Lifting
Equipment and Lifting Accessories to be used, how the equipment and Lifting
Accessories shall be rigged up and the control measures in place to manage the
risks.
Lifted Any device which is used to suspend the load, including containers, tanks, skips,
Equipment skids, drum rackets, pipe racks, frames, gas cylinder racks, pallets, flexible industrial
bulk containers (‘big bags’), tree cages, cargo nets, and cargo baskets.
Lifting Any device which is used or designed to be used directly or indirectly to connect a
Accessories load to a Lifting Appliance and does not form part of the load e.g. slings, hooks and
fittings, swivels, shackles, eye-bolts, rigging screws, wedge sockets, plate clamps, and
spreader beams.
Lifting Any mechanical device capable of raising or lowering a load, e.g. cranes, forklift
Appliances trucks, powered hoists, manual hoists, lever hoists, beam trolleys, beam clamps,
sheave blocks, winches, runway beams, mono-rail hoist, etc.
Lifting Lifting Equipment comprises Lifting Appliances (equipment performing the lifting),
Equipment Lifting Accessories (devices which connect the load to the lifting appliance), and
Lifted Equipment.
Loose Lifting Equipment that is portable enough so that it can easily be moved or carried
Lifting by a person(s) to/from a store / location to a worksite to conduct a lifting
Equipment operation.
This may include Lifting Appliances (e.g. manual lever hoists, chain falls, beam
clamps etc) and Lifting Accessories (e.g. slings, shackles etc.)
Management A process to ensure that appropriate review, approval, implementation, and tracking
of Change is in place to manage changes to the planned activities.
Non- All lifts not classified as Routine Lifts.
Routine Lifts
Pre-use A visual check and, if necessary, a function check of the Lifting Equipment by a
Inspection competent person before each use. In determining the suitability and scope of the
inspection, reference should be made to information such as manufacturer’s
instructions and relevant industry standards.
Person in The person who has overall responsibility for the L&H activity. The Person in
Charge Charge plans the lift operation with any personnel to whom responsibility has
(PIC) been delegated, and monitors the development of safety features for lift
operations and the lifting operation.
Personnel A Personnel Platform/Carrier is designed and intended to give access to a work
Platform/ place at height for personnel and their tools and equipment to carry out minor work
Carriers or inspections at a limited time. The platform is not designed for the actual transfer
of personnel or to be used as a hoisting or lifting tool.
Routine Lifts These are lifts involving loads of known or evaluated weight, shape and centre of
gravity. The Routine Lift will be performed in normal environmental conditions
(e.g. not in adverse weather) using standard rigging arrangements. Examples of
Routine Lifts are loading/off-loading supply vessels and vehicles, moving grocery
boxes, lifting re-bar, and delivering concrete by skip.
Rigger Competent person who is able to plan and execute a rigging job by moving the load
horizontally, vertically and possibly through different floor levels, by use of different
L&H equipment.
Safe The maximum load (as determined by a competent person) which an item of Lifting
Working Equipment may raise, lower or suspend under particular service conditions, e.g. the
Load (SWL) SWL can be lower than, but can never exceed, the WLL.
Normally SWL = WLL unless the Lifting Equipment has been de-rated.
Suspended A device fitted out for the transportation of persons to a workplace at height by
Basket attaching the suspended basket using its own hoisting accessories to a hoisting
installation (crane).
Toolbox Toolbox Talk, also known as ‘Toolbox Meeting’ and ‘Tailgate Meeting’, is required
Talk to be carried out for all work with significant safety exposure. The Toolbox Talk
must be done at the work site. It is the final check in the hazard assessment process
and the start of the implementation of the work. The Toolbox Talk shall cover the
work plan, the hazards, the controls, roles & responsibilities, and any recovery
measures to be taken if the controls are not completely effective.
Working The maximum load, determined by the manufacturer, which an item of Lifting
Load Limit Equipment is designed to raise, lower or suspend. Some standards and documents
(WLL) refer to WLL as the ‘maximum SWL’.

APPENDIX 1 ‘10 QUESTIONS FOR A SAFE LIFT’

APPENDIX 2 LIFT PLAN

TASK STEP BY STEP – ATTACH ADDITIONAL PAGES IF REQUIRED
LIFT PLAN DRAWINGS (incl. load path & rigging arrangement) – ATTACH ADDITIONAL PAGES IF REQUIRED
LEARNING FROM THIS L&H ACTIVITY
PLANNED BY (CONTRACTOR):
NAME: SIGNATURE: DATE:
APPROVED BY (CONTRACTOR) DIFFERENT INDIVIDUAL TO THE ABOVE)):
APPROVED BY SIPD LIFTING AND HOISTING DEPT:

APPENDIX 3 LIFTING INFORMATION
ROUTINE OPERATION CONTROL MEASURES

Routine Crane Operations  Operation Planning
o Lifting & Hoisting operations that are performed on a  PTW
regular basis (a routine operation)  Lift Plan
o Simple operation using a crane, HIAB or other singular  TRIC Card
lifting appliance (Chain Block, Lever Hoist)  Existing written Controlling Documents for
o Stable load with known and evaluated weight, shape the L&H operations
and centre of gravity  Toolbox Talk
o Standard rigging arrangements  10 Questions for a Safe Lift
o Repetitive functions with same equipment and with
same operators
o Lifting over non-sensitive areas  Operation Planning
o Suitable environmental conditions  Permit to Work
 Lift Plan
 Risk Assessment dedicated to the operation
Simple or basic L&H operations  Simple sketch showing operation to be prepared
o Using only one L&H appliance & executed by a competent person
o Stable load with known and evaluated weight, shape  Toolbox Talk
and centre of gravity  10 Questions for a Safe Lift
o Centre of gravity below the hoisting point
o Sufficient working area and ample headroom
o Standard rigging arrangements  Operation Planning
o Not within sensitive, difficult or restricted areas  Lift Plan
 Supervision by Competent Person in Charge
(Rigging and Lifting Supervisor)
Complicated L&H operations  Permit to Work
o Using two or more L&H appliances  MFD Specification ‘Lifting & Hoisting of
o Tandem lift using cranes and tailing of loads Personnel’ [3]
o Hoisting of personnel  Risk Assessment dedicated to the operation
o Operator has no direct view on the load – blind lift  Specific & numbered drawing, showing the
o Extended duration, e.g. more than one shift operation to be carried out, prepared by a
o Odd shape loads, not having centre of gravity in the nominated & qualified technical engineer
middle of the load, but with a known weight  Toolbox Talk
o Within sensitive, difficult areas  10 Questions for a Safe Lift
Complex/Critical L&H operations

o Heavy lifts (weight of the load > 20ton)  Operation Planning
o Weight of the load in excess of 90% of the rated capacity  Lift Plan
of the L&H appliance  Permit to Work
o Load with unknown, difficult to estimate, weight and or  Supervision by Competent Person in Charge;
centre of gravity Rigging and Lifting Supervisor (Minimum)
o Special or expensive load, whose loss would have  Formal written work package including Method
serious impact on production operation Statement describing the operation
o Overactive or energized hydrocarbon-containing process  Dedicated & qualified engineering input to
equipment Method Statement and Lift Plan, by means of
o Hoisting through hatches, small deck openings, in shafts numbered drawing(s), clearly & detailed showing
and several deck levels all accessories
o Non-standard rigging arrangement or equipment  Formal approval of work package and planning
by Authorized Subject Matter Expert
 Risk Assessment dedicated to the operation
 Toolbox Talk
 10 Questions for a Safe Lift

APPENDIX 4 LIFTING CATEGORIES


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Project Majnoon Field Development

Originating Company Shell Iraq Petroleum Development

Document Title MFD Procedure: Lifting and Hoisting

Document Number VEN-00000-SIPD-00-HX-6180-00018

Document Revision 008

Document Status Approved for Use

Document type HX6180 Other Procedure

Originator / Author SIPD HSE Logistics Lead

Security Classification Restricted

Issue Date 06-July-15

Revision History is shown next page

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Rev # Reason for Issue / Change

002 Updated wind speed for the cessation of lifting operations.

Name Ref. Indicator Role Distribution Code

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The Appendices contain the following mandatory documentation:

4 RISK DOMAIN AND RISK

Risk Domain(s) Risk(s)

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5 ACTIVITY RESPONSIBILITY MATRIX

Field/ Person in Emergency

*1 for High Risk Derogations only

Task 2. Appoint Person-In-Charge (PIC)

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Task 3. Identify hazards and L&H category

For Routine L&H operations a generic Risk Assessment may be used.

Task 4. Develop Lift Plan and appoint L&H team

Task 5. Assess Emergency Response Arrangements

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Task 6. Request Permit to Work

Task 7. Mobilise L&H equipment to site

Task 8. Communicate Lift Plan and conduct Pre-Use Inspection

Task 9. Perform the L&H activity

Moving the load

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Task 10. Demobilise L&H equipment

6 RELATED CONTROLLING DOCUMENTS

Ref. Title Link

Ref. Title Link

Authorised Subject Matter Expert is a functional description of the role rather

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APPENDIX 1 ‘10 QUESTIONS FOR A SAFE LIFT’

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APPENDIX 2 LIFT PLAN

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TASK STEP BY STEP – ATTACH ADDITIONAL PAGES IF REQUIRED

LEARNING FROM THIS L&H ACTIVITY

NAME: SIGNATURE: DATE:

APPROVED BY (CONTRACTOR) DIFFERENT INDIVIDUAL TO THE ABOVE)):

NAME: SIGNATURE: DATE:

APPROVED BY SIPD LIFTING AND HOISTING DEPT:

NAME: SIGNATURE: DATE:

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APPENDIX 3 LIFTING INFORMATION