Lifting Near Overhead Power Lines: Planning & Responsibilities
Overhead-line work needs utility and competent planner involvement.
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Overhead-line work needs utility and competent planner involvement.
Read the guide ↗Wind-related decisions must use equipment instructions and the assessed operation.
Read the guide ↗Monsoon lifting planning should address changing access and site conditions.
Read the guide ↗Ground stability questions require suitable specialist assessment.
Read the guide ↗Pre-use gear checks should follow the competent provider's procedures and manufacturer requirements.
Read the guide ↗Spotter roles should be agreed within the competent operating arrangement.
Read the guide ↗Pedestrian separation should reflect the actual route and neighbouring work.
Read the guide ↗Emergency planning should follow the site's arrangements and the assessed operation.
Read the guide ↗Handling choices should follow assessment of the load and task.
Read the guide ↗Plan approval should identify the responsible competent person and revision.
Read the guide ↗Contractor induction should cover the actual site interfaces and permissions.
Read the guide ↗Post-lift inspection should reconcile the load and agreed endpoint with departure evidence.
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