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    Work Is in Place and Work Site

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    This document outlines the procedures and safety measures for a job involving crane operation. It identifies potential hazards at each stage of the job and the corresponding safe practices to address them. The stages include pre-job planning, setting up the crane, lifting loads, and cleaning up after completion. Hazards include heat stress, simultaneous operations, dropped loads, and injuries from tools or lifted materials. The safe practices emphasize having the proper tools, permits and inspections, conducting meetings, maintaining distances, and stopping work if unsafe conditions arise.

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    This document outlines the procedures and safety measures for a job involving crane operation. It identifies potential hazards at each stage of the job and the corresponding safe practices to address them. The stages include pre-job planning, setting up the crane, lifting loads, and cleaning up after completion. Hazards include heat stress, simultaneous operations, dropped loads, and injuries from tools or lifted materials. The safe practices emphasize having the proper tools, permits and inspections, conducting meetings, maintaining distances, and stopping work if unsafe conditions arise.

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    CRANE OP SAFETY PRO

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    JSA-CRANE

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    This document outlines the procedures and safety measures for a job involving crane operation. It identifies potential hazards at each stage of the job and the corresponding safe practices to address them. The stages include pre-job planning, setting up the crane, lifting loads, and cleaning up after completion. Hazards include heat stress, simultaneous operations, dropped loads, and injuries from tools or lifted materials. The safe practices emphasize having the proper tools, permits and inspections, conducting meetings, maintaining distances, and stopping work if unsafe conditions arise.

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    This document outlines the procedures and safety measures for a job involving crane operation. It identifies potential hazards at each stage of the job and the corresponding safe practices to address them. The stages include pre-job planning, setting up the crane, lifting loads, and cleaning up after completion. Hazards include heat stress, simultaneous operations, dropped loads, and injuries from tools or lifted materials. The safe practices emphasize having the proper tools, permits and inspections, conducting meetings, maintaining distances, and stopping work if unsafe conditions arise.

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    Pre job planning and  All necessary tools &  Ensure that appropriate permit to
    preparation equipment available and in work is in place and work site
    good condition and thoroughly inspected, get familiar with
    functioning. other obstruction.
     Heat stress if work carried out  Conduct tool box meeting and explain
    during summer. expected hazards and necessary
     Simultaneous/conflicting precautions.
    operation, condition such  All necessary tools & equipment
    loading/unloading, rig working available and in good condition and
    near by proper functioning.
    Grinding/Welding/Lifting/Cutti  Maintain a comfortable distance from
    ng old line at work site. different work activities, be more
    attentive make aware of your work to
    other crew.
     Maintain minimum distance of 4 meters
    from overhead power line.
     Check surrounding area, ground
    condition, wind condition, overhead
    power lines.

     Check lifting capacity of Crane and


    radius of operation.
     Ensure Crane is placed on hard, level
    ground, outriggers fully extended and
    placed under timber mats.
     Ensure the Crane is having spark
    arrester when working in restricted
    area
    2.Setting Crane for the load to  Hand Injury to the rigger.  Keep hands out of pinch point while
    be lifted  Failure of slings or D-shackles. rigging, Use hand gloves.
     Know the weight to be lifted and its
    Sequence of Job Components & Potential Hazards, Concerns Safe Practice/Procedure
    configuration, Check Weather
    Tasks condition ,
    Wind speed(low, high)
    7.Clean work site, Work  Incorrect placing  Correct
    Emphasis more item.
    missing to STOP WORK if they
    Completed, final thorough check see anything unsafe.
     Remove all surplus supports, pipes,
    up, hand over trashes.
    3.Lifting the load  Lifted material falling.  Barricade the area of Crane operation
     Hitting people or existing place warning.
    I THEREFORE UNDERSTAND AND AGREE TO THIS PROCEDURE AND SAFETY MEASURE THERE IN AND FULLY AWARE OF MY DUTIES AND
    RESPONSIBILITIES AND I HAVE REVIEWED JSA AT SITE AND DISCUSSED WITH ALL WORKERS
    SIGNATURE OF PERMIT USER:
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