1. Understanding your Workplace Specific Critical Controls
FSR 03 — cranes & Lifting
Understanding your Workplace Specific Critical Controls
Instructions: The images in this presentation should depict the specific controls you have agreed at your workplace. Substitute these images for the actual controls you will be using and expect to see implemented.

2. FSR 03 - Cranes & lifting
INTENT: To eliminate or minimise the risks of fatalities, injuries and events arising from the use of cranes and lifting equipment
What are the supporting documents you should refer:
Primary Standard
PS Cranes and Lifting
Related Forms
E-T Lifting Operations Plan
E-T Crane Lift Analysis
E-T Crane Lift Study Plan
E-T Crane Workbox Permit
E-T p Earthmoving Equipment Lifting Suspended loads Approval

3. Critical Control 1 AN APPOINTED PERSON IS IN PLACE
An Appointed Person was originally a UK requirement that has been transferred to our Australia and HK operations. Whilst it is not required in legislation LOR maintain a specific requirement and qualification for this role.
Insert here project specific name, photo and specific competencies held for AP and deputy.

4. Critical Control 2 A CRANE SUPERVISOR IS APPOINTED
A Crane Supervisor is a UK term which has been transferred to the Australia hub. Whilst it is not required in legislation LOR maintain a specific requirement and qualification for this role.
Insert here project specific name, photo and specific competencies held for Crane Supervisors and any deputies.

5. Critical Control 3 A CRANE LIFT PLAN IS IN PLACE
Crane Lift Plan for individual lifts is comprehensive and approved. A project specific schedule of common lifts must be in place as part of the overarching Lift Operations Plan for all non high risk lifts.

6. Critical Control 4
A COMMISSIONING REPORT IS IN PLACE FOR TOWER CRANES

7. Critical Control 5
PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN LIFTING OPERATIONS ARE TRAINED AND COMPETENT

8. Critical Control 6
TEMPORARY WORKS, STABILITY AND GROUND-BEARING PRESSURE AND VERIFIED FOR CRANE USE (INCLUDING SUSPENDED SLABS / FLOORS)
At a project level you would want to know that the ground conditions are sufficient and that the crane is set up in accordance with the lift study – ask Crane Supervisor
The TWC should be able to demonstrate through the Temporary Works Register.

9. Critical Control 7
LIFTING OPERATIONS ARE EFFECTIVELY MANAGED

10. Critical Control 8
PICK AND CARRY OPERATIONS ARE EFFECTIVELY MANAGED

11. Critical Control 9
LIFTING GEAR IS CERTIFIED AND FIT FOR USE

12. Critical Control 10 SOFT SLINGS ARE NOT IN USE
Soft slings are not to be used at any Laing O’Rourke workplaces as of the 1 November 2017.
Extensive consultation was completed following a number of events involving synthetic slings that has resulted in the discontinued use.

13. KNOWLEDGE DISCUSSION
After today’s session, what will you do differently when participating in your next FSR?
How do you think this will benefit you?
Who do you think you can share this knowledge with?
How do you think we can improve the controls?

14. CRITICAL CONTROLS
INCREASING OUR UNDERSTANDING
QUESTIONS?