LIFTING PLAN

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CRANE LIFTING PLAN

DEMOLISH TFF
BULDING

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CONTROLLED COPY No.: 00

REVISION No.: 00

ISSUE DATE: 4 April. 2016

DRAFTED BY: DATE: 4 April. 2016

APPROVED BY: DATE:

RECORD OF AMANEDMENTS

Issue Date Description of Changes

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CONTENTS

Legal application

Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER) applies to any item of lifting equipment but duty
holder must consider in relation to its requirements, the extent of the risk and the measures needed to eliminate or control
the risk.
Under these regulations all Lifting operations must be planned and carried out in controlled manner so far as is reasonably
practicable to prevent risk of injury to persons or damage to property or environment.

Health and safety at Work act 1974

CDM (Construction design and management) Regulations 2007
LOLER (Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment) Regulations 1998
The Notification of Conventional Tower Cranes Regulations 2010
PUWER (Provision and Use of Work equipment) Regulations 1998
The management of health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999
British Standards 7121

1. Planning
1.1 Notification of Cranes
1.2 Appointments
1.3 Nature and Scope of works
1.4 Stability and security of Cranes
1.5 Selection of Lifting Plant
1.6 Selection of Lifting Accessories
1.7 Restrictions
1.8 Tests and thorough examinations

2. Lifting Operations
2.1 Safe system of work
2.2 Description of loads
2.3 Competence
2.4 Factors affecting safe lifting operations
2.5 Slinging/ signalling
2.6 Communication
2.7 Safe working loads
2.8 Control of loads
2.9 Inspections

3. Emergency preparedness
3.1Emergency rescue plan

Appendixes
Appendix 1 Site Emergency Plan

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NATURE OF PROJECT

The operation comprises of lifting TFF building steel members

Project Details & Address:

LOBP
74,75 4th industrial Zone 6 th of Octubre city --EGYPT

The area of proposed development at The LOBP TFF Building.

Description of Works

The operation comprises of unloading & lifting TFF building steel items, by one mobile crane 50 ton capacity for 2 Anchor
point.

1. Planning

1.1 Notification of Conventional mobile Cranes.

There will be use mobile cranes for lifting operations on site that would require to be notified to HSE.

1.2 Appointments.
The specialist contractors requiring the use of mobile cranes will require providing details of competent plant
operators and Appointed person and slingers/ signalers for lifting operations.

1.3 Nature and Scope of works.

Mobile telescopic crane will be used for specific lifting operations. The current anticipated use is restricted to,
dismantling TFF building.

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1.4 Stability and Security of Cranes.

Ground must be compacted before the lifting operation
Ground mats of suitable size to be used under all mobile crane outriggers.
1.5 Selection of Lifting Plant.
Lifting plant to be selected for the size, weight and shape of the loads, distance loads to be lifted and proximity of
obstructions.

1.6 Selection of Lifting Accessories.

Details of slings and other lifting accessories types and safe working loads SWL are to be provided by the lifting
contractor.

Triple P personnel will use MEWP,S for beams dismantling as per method statement
The crane will setup for lifting beams at the nearest point as per layout
Triple P will use lifting slings as shown for different kinds of beams, bracing, windows,
and doors.
use 2 red slings 5 tons per one with choke hitch tie for horizontal 13 m and 6 m vertical
column
Using rubber for preventing sliding and sling damage.
Store the beams as per method statement

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See the lifting operation plan (on site before lifting operations)

1.7 Restrictions.

There are no apparent height restrictions on the site.

Other restrictions to be checked and identified if applicable taking into account any additional control measures
required.

1.8 Test and thorough examination.

The lifting contractors shall provide test and thorough examination certification of all lifting equipment and accessories
to be used on site.
See the calibration certificate

2. Lifting operations

2.1 Safe System of Work.

The lifting contractor shall undertake and instigate an established safe system of work including any exclusion zones
required etc to carry out lifting operations safely.

2.2 Description of loads.

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Weight and size details of the loads to be obtained and included within lifting plan prior to lifting operations to ensure
lifting equipment suitability to carry out lifting operations safely.

See the lifting operation plan before lifting

2.3 Competence.

Mobile crane to be operated by trained persons, certified, competent and authorized operators only.
Lifting operations to be supervised by either lifting supervisor or appointed person responsible for lifting operations.
Slinging signalling to be undertaken by trained and certified slingers/ signallers..

2.4 Factors affecting safe lifting operations.

The lifting contractor shall fully consider the environmental on (6th of October) and ground conditions, or other such
matters that may affect the operation.
Lifting operations to cease immediately if weather conditions indicate that lifting operations cannot be completed safely.
Based on 6th of October airport weather station reports (30 km near the site)

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2.5 Slinging/ signalling.

Correct method of slinging to be used by trained and CPCS certified slingers/ signallers.
Suitable, in good conditions, tested and certified lifting accessories to be used as identified within lifting plan.
Any damaged accessories to be taken out of use immediately and replaced.

2.6 Communication.

The lifting contractor shall provide full details of communication system to be used between crane operator, slingers/
signallers, crane co-ordinator etc.
By the international riggers hand signs (clear area )

2.7 Safe working loads.

The lifting contractor shall provide full details of the safe working loads of the cranes and lifting accessories.
See the crane load chart (Grove-RT600E)

2.8 Control of loads.

The lifting contractor shall provide full details of how loads will be controlled. Use of guide ropes etc.

By two guidelines

2.9 Inspections.

Lifting plant and accessories to be inspected prior to use by the operators and slingers/ signallers and recorded within
inspection register.
See the crane inspection (on site before lifting operations)

3. Emergency preparedness.

3.1 Emergency rescue plan.

The lifting contractor shall provide full details of inspections of emergency rescue of how crane operator would be
rescued in case of emergency, cranes stopped, specialist rescue, emergency services etc.

Details of contractor emergency contact names and numbers, position, responsibilities etc

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Appendix 1 SITE EMERGENCY PLAN

In the even of an accident contact the Triple P Site Manager Mohamad Dosoky on
01200017167 or Triple P HSE Manager Alaa El- Desouky on 01272200363 who will
arrange first aid treatment or transport to nearest hospital.

In the event of fire contact the Triple P Site Manager Mohamad Dosoky on
01200017167 or Triple P HSE Manager Alaa El- Desouky on 01272200363 who will
arrange fire department or external help.

Evacuate the area by the nearest, safe designated emergency exit

Proceed to the designated ASSEMBLY POINT at the top of the road as marked
bellow and remain there until further notice.

EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS:

Fire or Medical Emergency dial 122

A&E dial 123
Police dial 122
Details of nearest hospital with A&E department

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