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    Rigging Safety: Safety Is Everyone'S Business - Especially Yous!

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    This document outlines safety procedures for rigging. It advises to assess the load weight, inspect lifting appliances for condition, and ensure the load is securely connected. Operators should verify safe working loads are not exceeded, barricade the lifting area, and not allow people under suspended loads or in swinging load paths. Only one person should communicate with crane operators, and vehicle entry permits are required for tank farms. High winds prohibit cranes from lifting personnel. Safety is everyone's responsibility.

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    This document outlines safety procedures for rigging. It advises to assess the load weight, inspect lifting appliances for condition, and ensure the load is securely connected. Operators should verify safe working loads are not exceeded, barricade the lifting area, and not allow people under suspended loads or in swinging load paths. Only one person should communicate with crane operators, and vehicle entry permits are required for tank farms. High winds prohibit cranes from lifting personnel. Safety is everyone's responsibility.

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    This document outlines safety procedures for rigging. It advises to assess the load weight, inspect lifting appliances for condition, and ensure the load is securely connected. Operators should verify safe working loads are not exceeded, barricade the lifting area, and not allow people under suspended loads or in swinging load paths. Only one person should communicate with crane operators, and vehicle entry permits are required for tank farms. High winds prohibit cranes from lifting personnel. Safety is everyone's responsibility.

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    RIGGING SAFETY

     Prior to start lifting; assess the weight of the load to be lifted.

     Inspect the lifting appliances & tackles for their good condition.

     Make sure that the load or equipment is completely from all the connections.

     Ensure the safe working load of the lifting appliances / tackles and do not
    overload.

     Do not allow people to go beneath any suspended load

     Do not stand in the path of a swinging or moving load.

     Only one person should give signal to crane operator.

     Do not anchor or suspend loads on any process lines.

     Barricade the area of lifting.

     Vehicle empty permit is a must for all kind of vehicle entry in to a unit or tank
    farm.

     When the wind speed is more then 25 km/hr, do not operate the crane to take
    people to higher elevation.

    SAFETY IS EVERYONE’S BUSINESS – ESPECIALLY YOUS!

    Fire & Safety


    Prepared by Sanjay Patel Rev : 00 Issue : 01
    Supervisor
    Reviewed & Siva Prasad
    DGM-HSSE Date 08.11.2007
    Approved by Penkey

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