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Plan and conduct specialised lift

Plan and conduct specialised lift

Unit of competency
National Code
TLID4032
State Code
AWM45
TGA Status
Replaced
DTWD Status
Replaced
Current Release Number
1.00
Current Release Date
29/02/2016
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State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
04/08/2016
Field of Education
030717 - Plant And Machine Operations
Original Release Date
04/08/2016
Nominal Hours
40
Description
This unit involves the skills and knowledge required to plan and conduct specialised lift by a mobile crane (excluding demolition work). It involves a lift that may be specialised in terms of job and equipment requirements, load qualities, or critical aspects of lift location/s. It includes inspecting site, planning lift, setting up lift, working effectively in a team, lifting and moving load, and following up on a job.Work must be carried out in accordance with high risk work licence/permit requirements and relevant state/territory authority regulations for specialised mobile crane operations.Work is performed under general supervision. It involves the application of some judgement and routine principles and procedures for planning and conducting of specialised lifts in a variety of operational contexts.No licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this unit at the time of publication.
Notes
Elements and Performance Criteria
1 Inspect site
  • 1.1 Site is inspected as required with other relevant personnel, to assess job requirements
  • 1.2 All necessary parameters are measured to ensure accuracy of calculations
  • 1.3 Hazards are identified through inspection of site and load, and required action is taken to minimise, control or eliminate identified hazards
  • 1.4 Additional information about load and possible hazards is sought from customer and expert personnel, as required
  • 1.5 Special site requirements are identified
2 Plan lift
  • 2.1 Operation plan is developed in consultation with other relevant personnel, including hazard prevention/control measures in accordance with workplace procedures, applicable Australian Standards and codes of practice
  • 2.2 Approval to carry out lift is obtained from appropriate statutory authority, as required
  • 2.3 Multiple crane lifts are planned, as required, to encompass determination of types of cranes suitable for use and an assessment of load share to be carried by each crane
  • 2.4 Crane load chart is interpreted and information on permissible loads, radii, weights, boom and jib are taken into account in planning job
  • 2.5 Safe working load (SWL) or working load limit (WLL) is calculated
  • 2.6 Appropriate drawings and simulations are created to check feasibility of planned operations
  • 2.7 Information from previous lifts is used in developing operational plan
  • 2.8 Range of alternatives is considered to ensure effective and safe lift
  • 2.9 Unsolicited, irrelevant information is disregarded to focus on task at hand
  • 2.10 Need for additional/specialised equipment is ascertained and arrangements are made for collection/delivery to site
  • 2.11 Communications system is determined and all team members are briefed on its use when conducting lift
3 Set up lift
  • 3.1 Site measurements and SWL/WLL are checked to verify accuracy
  • 3.2 Operating and emergency controls are checked to ensure crane is in safe working order
  • 3.3 Appropriate personal protective equipment is selected and worn in accordance with manufacturer specifications and site requirements
  • 3.4 Site is isolated as required and assistance is sought to ensure public safety as required
  • 3.5 Other personnel on site are directed, as required to ensure risks to personnel and equipment are minimised
  • 3.6 Variables that affect operation predictability are eliminated wherever possible
4 Work effectively in a team
  • 4.1 Consultation with all team members is sought in developing operational plan
  • 4.2 Ideas are discussed and evaluated with team members to determine viability and to reach consensus on an effective plan
  • 4.3 Individual roles and responsibilities are clarified and agreed
  • 4.4 Other team members are assisted as required, to ensure operation can be completed safety and efficiently
5 Lift and move load
  • 5.1 Nominated authorised person is recognised as being in control and instructions are followed
  • 5.2 Test runs are conducted as required to ensure a safe lift
  • 5.3 Load is hoisted and lowered into position using crane movements in accordance with the appropriate Australian Standard
  • 5.4 Danger is anticipated by monitoring crane and load, and instruction to stop operation is given, when there are concerns lift is not proceeding as planned
  • 5.5 Potential impact of change in one area of operation on lift as a whole, is recognised
  • 5.6 In unanticipated situations, contribution is made to developing alternative operational plan
6 Follow up on job
  • 6.1 Specialised equipment is checked and re-stored in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 6.2 Operation is reviewed in consultation with relevant personnel and contribution is made to recommendations for review of procedures as required
  • 6.3 Need for further afterjob debriefing or counselling is recognised and appropriate action is taken
  • 6.4 Records are completed promptly in accordance with workplace procedures
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Replaces
State Code National Code Title Type
D5095 TLID4032A Plan and conduct specialised lift Unit of competency
Replaced By
State Code National Code Title Type
OEE88 TLID0041 Plan and conduct specialised lift Unit of competency