The lift plan describes each detail of the lift, how the crane will perform the lift, and how each stage of the project will be carried out.
This piece of engineering is followed by all crew members and supervisors to ensure everyone knows the game plan. Our first priority is safety at WM Services. The best way to ensure safety is to plan ahead and prevent any accidents that may occur when working with heavy equipment, like cranes and rigging. Planning helps our team detect potential dangers and consider how to avoid these dangers and other unexpected obstacles. We carefully have planned each step of the project and have prepared the necessary equipment and crew to perform the task at hand.
To protect crew, equipment, and prevent accidents, many regulations exist and are encouraged to be followed. The lift plan abides by these regulations and leaves little wiggle room for sloppy, unstructured procedures. WM Services takes extra care to make sure all regulations are followed. Assess the jobīefore coming up with a plan, crane engineers assess the job at hand and take in data in order to make proper calculations and be prepared for the lift. This process is repeated with every job that comes across our engineers’ desks. Each job is unique and has different challengers, so no lift plan can be reused. Engineers will assess what unique challenges will be faced during a project. To make the project easier to tackle, the process is broken down into stages. Site VisitĪfter evaluating the basics of the project, engineers then visit the site of the lift to collect more data and assess potential hazards and obstacles. They view the ground condition and terrain, potential hazards, and restrictions of the area, such as if there are surrounding buildings to work around, overhead structures, or if it’s difficult to access.
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