C7.2 Lifting eqpmt Flashcards

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LOLER definition of lifting eqpmt

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work eqpmt for lifting or lowering loads, inc attachments

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types of crane

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mobile - lift & slew
tower - construction
overhead - workshops, cab driven or pendant

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types of lift & hoist

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passenger lift
patient hoist
stair lift
window cleaning cradle
materials hoist - construction, mobile or fixed to building
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crane hazards

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overturn
overload
collision
failure of load bearing part
loss of load
impaired vision
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crane control measures

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properly planned
stable level ground
crane SWL
correct erect / dismantle
enough space
non essential person kept clear
good weather
structural checks
preuse checks
suitable lifting eqpmt
load indicators
load/radius indicators
automatic SWL indicator
hold to run controls
safe access
no passengers
tested / examined lifting gear
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gin wheel

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pulley & rope

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gin wheel hazards

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loss of wheel from fixing point

loss of load

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gin wheel controls

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securely fixed
safety catch on hook
safe platform to detach load

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hoist / lift hazards

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overturn
collapse
strike person near / under platform
mechanical failure
load falls
fail in high position
persons stranded
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hoist / lift controls

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enclosed
gates at landings
SWL
inspections
correct selection, design, construction
maintenance
safety devices
secondary holdback systems (rope failure)
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scissor lift hazards

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crush
fall from platform - people, materials
overload
overturn
sheer effect of closing mechanism
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scissor lift controls

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competent user
guard around scissor mechanism
persons kept clear
SSW if items dropped near scissor mechanism

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vehicle inspection lift hazards

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vehicle fall / roll due to incorrect positioning
crush
overturn
collapse

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vehicle inspection lift controls

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flat level ground
vehicle positioned centrally
secure vehicle wheels
operate steadily
check stability at low level
stand clear
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MEWP hazards

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too close to overhead items, eg power cables
head injury
injury to protruding limbs
falls from height
collision with other vehicles
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MEWP controls

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competent user
guard rails, toe boards
harness
firm level ground
cordoned off work area
tyres properly inflated
well lit
outriggers deployed
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LOLER reg 4

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lifting eqpmt of adequate strength and stability for each load

18
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derating

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overall lifting capacity is that of the lowest SWL

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lifting personnel competence

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over 18 yrs old unless under direct supervision for training

adequately trained

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competent person

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plans lift

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load handler

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attaches / detaches load

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authorised person

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ensures load safely attached

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operator

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operates crane

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responsible person

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assistants
relay communications
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LOLER reg 9
``` thorough exam before first use, after assembly, and every 12 mths, 6 mths if lift people, after exceptional circs ```
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LOLER Reg 10
written report as soon as poss after exam
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LOLER Reg 11
report to be kept for duration of its validity
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lifting equipment location
so low risk of hitting person or other structure / eqpmt weight distribution on ground ground surveys power lines no suspended loads over people / occupied buildings
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factors affecting stability
wind slopes ground conditions
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stability control measures
``` correct installation anchoring firm ground outriggers avoid slopes decrease load radius if uphill ```
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lift plan considerations
``` load - weight, shape, centre of gravity, lift points, construction eqpmt & accessories proposed route of load team required & competency SSW & RA environ - ground, weather trial lift derigging ```
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types of lifting accessories
``` chain slings - single & multi leg wire rope slings fibre rope slings round slings eyebolts shackles hooks block & tackle ```
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chain sling advantages
resist abrasion & corrosion | warning of excess loading = elongated links
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synthetic fibre slings
strong durable some resist chemicals suspect to abrasion damage, sunlight damage
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eyebolts
dynamo = straight lift only collar - straight & angle collar & ring = angle only
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plate clamp
used for sheets of metal | not suitable for heavy loads
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case or drum sling
loads under 1 tonne keep as close as poss to 60 degrees check drum rim condition
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shackles
fix sling to load or eyebolt or to join slings
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lifting hooks
safety catch or 'moused' with wire, rope, strap