Load Stability During Lifting: Practical Planning Guide
Load stability depends on the actual configuration and handling arrangement.
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Load stability depends on the actual configuration and handling arrangement.
Read the guide ↗Communication signals must be agreed within the competent team's operating procedure.
Read the guide ↗Alternative lifting methods need assessment, not improvisation.
Read the guide ↗Preparation should assemble the information the rigging team needs.
Read the guide ↗Gear storage and care should follow manufacturer instructions and the competent provider's procedure.
Read the guide ↗Sharp edges require an assessed protection arrangement for the actual load and accessories.
Read the guide ↗Long components can create access and support questions that weight alone does not capture.
Read the guide ↗Uneven loads need reliable information about component distribution and permitted support.
Read the guide ↗Incident prevention includes closing unresolved planning issues.
Read the guide ↗Rigging documentation should connect the approved plan, equipment evidence and handover.
Read the guide ↗Dismantling begins with the exact machine and an agreed scope.
Read the guide ↗Compare whole-unit movement with manufacturer-approved dismantling options.
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