RISK ASSESSMENT
QPP147
Section 1
Rev. March 07
B4.
Collision with other plant and
structures.
a.
During slewing or
reversing
b.
From dirty windows
and mirrors
c.
From poor lighting.
d.
From adverse weather
conditions.
B4.
When sitting a mobile crane, consider hazards such as overhead powerlines, nearby structures,
other cranes, high obstructions and other mobile equipment within the crane working area.
a.
When you need to slew or reverse in areas of restricted visibility place a guide and a
signaler and follow their instructions.
b.
Keep the cab windows, mirrors, wipers and working lamps clean.
c.
When working in areas with poor lighting switch on the lights. If required use
additional illumination. (Mobile lighting can be hired from equipment hire places)
d.
When visibility is bad due to fog, snow, rain, or other adverse weather conditions stop
work and do not start again until conditions have improved.
B5.
Collision with people or other
vehicles when working on
public roads
B5.
When working on public roads, position a guide and erect fences, witches hats, etc.
Observe all the traffic rules and safety regulations and laws of the Country or State where the
crane is being used.
B6.
Collision with objects and
people working in the work
area.
B6.
Discuss your requirements with the site supervisor. If you consider that the people and
equipment in the area has to be removed before you operate the crane, discuss it with the site
supervisor so the necessary arrangements can be made.
B7.
Electrocution from live
overhead conductors. If you
are working close to power
cables you can also receive a
shock even if the crane does
not physically come in contact
with the cables.
B7.
Take the following precautions when working near power cables.
a.
Contact the managing company in advance and arrange for electricity to be switched
off (if possible). If this is not possible, arrange for the cables to be fitted with
protective devices (such as tubular coverings) and warning signs.
b.
Keep a safe distance between the machine and the power cables. Consult the
electricity authorities on the location and voltage of cables on the site and the minimum
isolation distance.
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