Which department is responsible for preparing the lifting operation plan, what elements should it include, and which department is in charge of approving it?
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Which department is responsible for preparing the lifting operation plan, what elements should it include, and which department is in charge of approving it?
Prepared jointly by the technical and operational departments, issued by the chief engineer, with the participation of the safety department which is also responsible for record-keeping
Prepared jointly by the technical and operational departments, issued by the chief engineer, with the participation of the safety department which is also responsible for record-keeping
This post was last edited by Shutong on 2023-7-11 at 15:36. I believe that the party performing the construction should also be the one to prepare the documentation. The lifting operation plan shall be primarily prepared by the entity responsible for the lifting operation (including contractors), with the assistance of the entity to which the load belongs and the entity where the lifting operation will take place. Reason: Units that carry out lifting operations generally perform such tasks on a regular basis, and therefore have a good understanding of the potential risks associated with them; as a result, the lifting plans they prepare should be more comprehensive. The unit responsible for the lifted object is aware of its specific characteristics and can assist the lifting operation unit in formulating a targeted lifting plan. The unit responsible for the lifting operation is better aware of the potential risks at the operation site and its surrounding area – such as the possibility of leaks of flammable or toxic gases, the presence of power lines above and around the operation site, and whether the lifting site is safe, reliable, and has sufficient strength to meet the requirements of the operation. This knowledge can help the party carrying out the lifting operation to develop appropriate safety control measures. Feel free to throw in some ideas :lol
1. The lifting engineer or technical department of the working unit. 2. Approval by relevant professional engineers in the Engineering Department (lifting engineers involved in construction, safety engineers responsible for safety, and construction managers)