Unconventional lifting equipment and methods
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In the notice issued by the Office of the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development regarding the implementation of the \"Regulations on Safety Management of High-Risk Sub-projects\" (Document No. Jianban Zhi [2018] 31), reference is made to unconventional lifting equipment and methods. What exactly are these, and are there any regulations specifying them?
Such as pole-lifting and toppling methods
IV. Lifting, installation, and dismantling projects (1) Lifting projects that utilize unconventional lifting equipment or methods, and in which the weight of each item to be lifted is 10 KN or more. (II) Projects involving the use of lifting machinery for installation. (III) The installation and dismantling of the lifting machinery itself. I was confused by the second one
Non-conventional lifting equipment refers to devices that are not listed in the TSG Q7015-2008 \"Catalogue of Special Equipment\"; it includes various types of equipment for which there are no **industry-specific manufacturing standards, such as shaft lifting equipment, scaffolding, trolleys, etc. The standard components commonly used for such equipment include winches, electric hoists, steel wires, hooks, safety protection devices, electrical systems, hydraulic systems, traveling mechanisms, and control systems； Generally, the part designed by oneself is a steel structural frame.
Hello. Thank you for getting back to me. Are there any documents specifying this?
Non-conventional lifting equipment refers to equipment that is not listed in the TSG Q7015-2008 \"Catalogue of Special Equipment\". Is there any documentation for this claim?
Any expert passing by, please help answer; I’m seeking advice.