Lift planning 1
Aims
This course is aimed at employees who are required to write and develop simple lift, however it is good to learn on complex on shore lift plans in accordance with BSP's lifting and hoisting standard (BSP-ASS-Standard-004) and industry best practices. This course may benefit Banksman, Riggers, Crane Operators and Supervisors of lifting operations. It is also designed to refresh and update current qualified personnel on any changes in safety and operational procedures. On successful completion of this training course, participants will have gained the necessary knowledge and skills required to carry out lift planning for all types of loads and on shore work environments.
Content
1. Be able to list and explain the key HSE requirements specific to lifting operations
2. Have a knowledge of the Company HSE policy
3. Have knowledge of how to carry out hazard identification and assessment of controls needed to execute the lifting operation
4. Have knowledge of the need for Permit to Work required
5. Have knowledge of the 10 questions for a safe lift
6. Have basic knowledge of PAKAT
7. Have basic knowledge of chemical handling & load handling
8. Gain an understanding of crane principles including lifting capacity with various boom lengths
9. Gain knowledge of different crane types used onshore and associated hazards with pick n carry and other particulars
10. Be able to implement Lift Plan flow charts
11. Undertake risk assessments of onshore lifting operations - ALARP
12. Recognise critical aspects of onshore lifting, ground condition, obstructions
13. Recognise the roles and responsibilities of person involved with a lift
14. Draw elevation and plan view drawings
15. Be able to prepare a range of Lift Plans (Non-routine, simple to complex)
16. Be able to identify/calculate the weight and centre of gravity of loads including rigging gear
17. Be able to plan for multi crane lifts including calculations, sling placement associated hazards.
18. Look at case studies and video's of poor or lack of planning when lifting
19. Be able to demonstrate the safe approach to lifting
20. Be able to explain and demonstrate the process of lift planning
21. Understand the requirements of lift plans and relevant lift plan documents, permits etc
Assessment:
• Written questionnaire
• Load and sling calculation revision
• Multi crane lift calculations
• Develop and document simple, dual lift and other complex lift plans
• Apply lift planning for practical scenarios using different load types/shapes pertinent to candidate's on shore workplace.
Duration
2 Days
Pre-Requisits
Rigging&Slinging, Banksman Level 1
Validity
3 years
Medical Required
No
Delegates
Minimum number 6 Maximum number 12