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    This document categorizes lifts as either routine or critical based on several criteria. Routine lifts involve loads under 25 tons, less than 70% of the lifting equipment's capacity, use a single lifting appliance, and have known weights and center of gravities. Critical lifts pose higher risks, such as loads over 25 tons or with an uncertain center of gravity. Critical lifts require more documentation like engineered lift plans and safe work procedures approved by subject matter experts. Both routine and critical lifts require personnel with the proper training and certifications to oversee the lift.

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    This document categorizes lifts as either routine or critical based on several criteria. Routine lifts involve loads under 25 tons, less than 70% of the lifting equipment's capacity, use a single lifting appliance, and have known weights and center of gravities. Critical lifts pose higher risks, such as loads over 25 tons or with an uncertain center of gravity. Critical lifts require more documentation like engineered lift plans and safe work procedures approved by subject matter experts. Both routine and critical lifts require personnel with the proper training and certifications to oversee the lift.

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    This document categorizes lifts as either routine or critical based on several criteria. Routine lifts involve loads under 25 tons, less than 70% of the lifting equipment's capacity, use a single lifting appliance, and have known weights and center of gravities. Critical lifts pose higher risks, such as loads over 25 tons or with an uncertain center of gravity. Critical lifts require more documentation like engineered lift plans and safe work procedures approved by subject matter experts. Both routine and critical lifts require personnel with the proper training and certifications to oversee the lift.

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    This document categorizes lifts as either routine or critical based on several criteria. Routine lifts involve loads under 25 tons, less than 70% of the lifting equipment's capacity, use a single lifting appliance, and have known weights and center of gravities. Critical lifts pose higher risks, such as loads over 25 tons or with an uncertain center of gravity. Critical lifts require more documentation like engineered lift plans and safe work procedures approved by subject matter experts. Both routine and critical lifts require personnel with the proper training and certifications to oversee the lift.

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    PTW LIFT CATEGORISATION for SHELL

    JURONG ISLAND

    LIFTING REQUIRED

    CATEGORISE LIFT*

    ROUTINE

    CRITERIA

    COMPETE
    NT
    PERSONN
    EL

    DOCUMENTATION
    &
    CONTROLS**

    CRITICAL

    Load < 25 ton


    Load < 70% SWL of the lifting equipment
    capacity
    Single lifting appliance
    Load has known/evaluated weight and
    regular shape
    Centre of gravity known and below lifting
    point
    Ample headroom
    Suitable and known ground conditions

    SJI Lift Plan


    Crane Load chart
    Rigging plans of loads to be lifted
    Crane plot area with layout of lifting zone
    Job Hazard Analysis
    Method Statement
    Pre Lift Operation Checklist
    Crane Bearing Pressure from Crane
    Contractors
    Lifting Machine Certificates
    Lifting Gears Certificates

    Crane
    Operations
    Crane Operator
    Lifting
    Supervisor
    Rigger
    Signaller

    Load > 25 ton


    Load more than 70% and less than 85% SWL
    of the lifting equipment capacity
    Tandem lift with two or more lifting equipment
    Load has known weight or uncertain weight
    Load with known or unknown Centre of
    Gravity
    Limited headroom
    Blind lifts
    Suitable and known ground conditions

    Engineered Lift Plan (SME Approved)


    Safe Work Procedure
    Crane Load chart
    Rigging plans of loads to be lifted
    Crane plot area with layout of lifting zone
    Job Hazard Analysis
    Method Statement
    Journey Management Plan
    Pre Lift Operation Checklist
    Lifting Machine certificates
    General Assembly Drawing of equipment (if
    any)
    NDT test results for lifting lugs
    Crane Bearing Pressure from Crane
    Contractors
    Crane Operations
    Other Operations
    Competent PIC
    Mechanical /
    Crane Operator
    Electrical or special
    Lifting Supervisor
    skill trade workforce
    Rigger
    Signaller

    Other Operations
    Mechanical /
    Electrical or special
    skill trade workforce

    LIFTING ACTIVITIES

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