dogger/rigger. Comments: Has the crane operator received documented familiarisation training on the make and model Yes No of crane they are operating? Comments: Refer to Appendix 4 of the Mobile Crane Code of Practice 2006 for familiarisation training checklist templates. Did the induction training provided to workers (e.g. operator, dogger, workers in vicinity of Yes No the crane) specifically cover what to do in the event of an emergency involving the mobile Comments: crane, and identify people with specific emergency roles? Part three - planning, scheduling and coordinating the work Has a safe work method statement (SWMS) been prepared for high-risk construction work Yes No that: Comments: describes the high-risk construction work to be undertaken sets out the steps required to perform the work identifies associated hazards describes the control measures to be used? Does the SWMS follow the hierarchy of controls to prioritise higher-level control measures Yes No and not rely solely on administrative controls? Comments: Have workers been consulted in the development of the SWMS by: work Yes No providing input in to the content of the SWMS Comments: the demonstrating that they understand the content of the SWMS. Is there a system in place for monitoring compliance with the SWMS (e.g. task observation, Yes No periodic SWMS review)? Planning Comments: Do documented lifting procedures: Yes No N/A define responsibilities Comments: approach the crane lift in a logical, systematic way? Comprehensive documented lifting procedures are required in a number of situations involving complex or heavy lifts and should also be prepared for non-routine lifts. Has an assessment of the size and complexity of the lifts been done to work out the crane Yes No crew required? This will determine: Comments: the number of operators and doggers required. crew the whether a trained safety observer is required for maintaining electrical exclusion zones. crane
dogger/rigger. Comments: Has the crane operator received documented familiarisation training on the make and model of crane they are operating? Refer to Appendix 4 of the Mobile Crane Code of Practice 2006 for familiarisation training checklist templates. Yes No Comments: Did the induction training provided to workers (e.g. operator, dogger, workers in vicinity of the crane) specifically cover what to do in the event of an emergency involving the mobile crane, and identify people with specific emergency roles? Yes No Comments: Part three - planning, scheduling and coordinating the work Planning the work Has a safe work method statement (SWMS) been prepared for high-risk construction work that: describes the high-risk construction work to be undertaken sets out the steps required to perform the work identifies associated hazards describes the control measures to be used? Yes No Comments: Does the SWMS follow the hierarchy of controls to prioritise higher-level control measures and not rely solely on administrative controls? Yes No Comments: Have workers been consulted in the development of the SWMS by: providing input in to the content of the SWMS demonstrating that they understand the content of the SWMS. Yes No Comments: Is there a system in place for monitoring compliance with the SWMS (e.g. task observation, periodic SWMS review)? Yes No Comments: Do documented lifting procedures: define responsibilities approach the crane lift in a logical, systematic way? Comprehensive documented lifting procedures are required in a number of situations involving complex or heavy lifts and should also be prepared for non-routine lifts. Yes No N/A Comments: the crane crew Has an assessment of the size and complexity of the lifts been done to work out the crane crew required? This will determine: the number of operators and doggers required. whether a trained safety observer is required for maintaining electrical exclusion zones. Yes No Comments:
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