Crane Lifting Exclusion Zones: Site Planning Guide
Exclusion-zone planning should address the operation and other site users.
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Exclusion-zone planning should address the operation and other site users.
Read the guide ↗Ground-bearing questions should be resolved by appropriate specialists.
Read the guide ↗A permit checklist should identify the actual site's authorisation process.
Read the guide ↗Mobilisation costs depend on where equipment starts, access arrangements and the confirmed work scope.
Read the guide ↗Operator coordination begins before equipment arrives.
Read the guide ↗Work near electrical lines needs the utility and competent planning team involved.
Read the guide ↗Fragile loads need agreed handling and protection information from the manufacturer or asset specialist.
Read the guide ↗Schedule a crane survey before equipment arrangements are fixed.
Read the guide ↗A crane load chart applies to a particular configuration and operating situation.
Read the guide ↗Inspection responsibility and evidence should be agreed with the lifting contractor.
Read the guide ↗Tight-site quotations should show the assumptions used for crane placement.
Read the guide ↗Demobilisation needs access and release coordination too.
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