The first step in creating a mobile crane lifting plan is a site visit. How To Create A Mobile Crane Lifting Plan? Job Site Planning Each crane should come with a recommended wind speed window for specific boom configurations which represent safe limits for operating.
Wind speed will also impact on the safe lifting height and this will need to be factored into any lifting plan. Each crane will come with a manual which clearly dictates the maximum boom length based on the load weight and angle. Once the weight of the load has been determined, the maximum lift height and radius must be considered. There should also be a consideration of the nature of the materials being lifted to determine if there is any chance the contents could affect the stability of the load or if they could represent a hazard if spilled. At this point it is important to also factor in the weight of the jib, rigging, hook ball and swivel and any cabling or accessories that are below the boom point, as these will all impact the total weight being borne.
These factors will dictate the safest way to rig the load in order to carry out the lift. The load should be meticulously inspected to determine its weight, dimensions, lifting points and centre of gravity. The most important consideration when creating a lift plan is of course a careful analysis of the load. Mobile Crane Lifting Plan Consideration Dimension and Weight of Load Crane lifting plans should take into consideration a number of key factors including the weight and dimensions of the load and any relevant height restrictions. A well-thought-out crane lifting plan can also make the lift more efficient, increasing productivity and lowering operational costs. A crane lifting plan should be completed before any lifting job commences in order to ensure the safety of staff members, the public, the crane and the work site on which the lift is taking place.
A crane lifting plan is a comprehensive overview of the safety risks involved in carrying out a lifting job, including an outline of the relevant precautions that need to be taken to mitigate these risks.
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