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ENG FORM 6203, AUG 2024

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ENG FORM 6203, AUG 2024

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CRANE STANDARD LIFT PLAN

For use of this form, see EM 385-1-1; the proponent agency is CESO.

PURPOSE: This Standard Lift Plan will identify, evaluate, and address each item below. The load handling activity should only start after all setup and preparation requirements of the plan are in place, all required inspections and test of the LHE and rigging equipment have been completed, and all requirements of the plan continue to be met and no conditions exists that would preclude implementation of the plan.

LOAD HANDLING EQUIPMENT CRANE CONSIDERATIONS

Items

1. Are lifts within the crane's rated capacity? (e.g., based on boom height, radius) Yes No N/A

2. Has the team considered boom deflection?

3. Has team identified all potential crane boom obstructions?

4. Have environmental considerations been addresses? (wind, weather, lightening)

5. Has the team addressed electrical hazards? (overhead/underground)

a. Are clearance distances established?

b. Is a spotter required?

c. Is a public utility contact required?

6. Has the team barricaded the swing radius and have personnel been advised of hazards?

LOAD CONSIDERATIONS

Items

1. Have weights and Center of Gravity (COG) been determined?

Yes No N/A

2. Can anything inside / outside the loads shift during the lift?

3. Does rigging need protection from the loads?

4. Has the team removed all applicable anchor bolts, hold downs, or fasteners?

5. Is there a potential for binding? (Are load cells required to verify the loads are free?)

6. Are attachment points rated to take load weight?

7. Are the loads structurally capable of being lifted? (bending & twisting issues)

8. Is a critical lift plan required per Chapter 16-7, minimum plan requirements?

RIGGING CONSIDERATIONS

Items

1. Has the rigger inspected all the rigging?

Yes No N/A

2. Has the rigger calculated all sling angles?

3. Are shackles correctly sized for the sling eyes?

4. Are softeners needed?

PERSONNEL CONSIDERATIONS

Items

1. Are all personnel qualified for assigned tasks according to OSHA and EM 385-1-1?

(Operator, Lift Director, Rigger, Signal Person) Yes No N/A

2. Has the employer defined the roles and responsibilities for all involved?

(Operator, Lift Director, Rigger, Signal Person)

3. Will the team conduct a pre-lift meeting prior to conducting LHE operations?

AREA PREPARATION

Items

1. Has the team determined and prepared the locations for the load landing?

Yes No N/A

2. Are blocking and/or cribbing available to set loads on?

3. Have travel paths been determined and cordoned off?

4. Has the team notified other personnel in the area of the lift?

5. Has the team addressed ground bearing support?

TEAM SIGNATURES

Crane Operator Rigger Signal Person Other

LOAD CALCULATIONS

BEARING PRESSURES & GROUND CONDITIONS

LOAD CHART

OPERATOR RIGGER SIGNAL PERSON QUALIFICATIONS

SITE PLAN

1.0 darwin.chen@usace.army.mil 2023-05-17 Forms Design Team Darwin Chen 2024-08-31 Eng Form 6203

CRANE STANDARD LIFT PLAN