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    Heavy lifting poses safety risks such as falling objects, crane overturning, and collisions. Common causes of accidents include overloading cranes, exceeding lift charts, and unauthorized people under or riding loads. To prevent accidents, companies should select capable lifting equipment based on load size, inspect equipment regularly, use authorized riggers and signalers, provide barriers and guards, and never work under suspended loads.

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    Heavy lifting poses safety risks such as falling objects, crane overturning, and collisions. Common causes of accidents include overloading cranes, exceeding lift charts, and unauthorized people under or riding loads. To prevent accidents, companies should select capable lifting equipment based on load size, inspect equipment regularly, use authorized riggers and signalers, provide barriers and guards, and never work under suspended loads.

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    Heavy lifting poses safety risks such as falling objects, crane overturning, and collisions. Common causes of accidents include overloading cranes, exceeding lift charts, and unauthorized people under or riding loads. To prevent accidents, companies should select capable lifting equipment based on load size, inspect equipment regularly, use authorized riggers and signalers, provide barriers and guards, and never work under suspended loads.

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    Safety Campaign for Heavy Lifting

    NMDC NAGARNAR PROJECT


    OBSERVE SAFE LIFTING PRACTICES ALL TIME IN ALL ASPECTS
    Common Factors for Accidents related to Heavy lifting
    • Falling objects from lifting.
    • Overturning of the Crane.
    • Collision with Obstacles.
    • Failure of safety devises.
    • Overloading of crane.
    • Reaching beyond the lift chart.
    • Stand or walk beneath suspended loads.
    • Ride or Climb on suspended loads. Leave the suspended load unattended.

    Preventive Measures for Accidents related to Heavy lifting.


    • Selection of Capable & Healthy Cranes, Lifting Equipment’s and Tools & Tackles Based on weight, height, dimension of the Lifting
    item.
    • Prepare Method Statement & HIRA in consultation with Crane operator & Rigging foreman.
    • Ensure the crane & lifting equipment’s inspected and Its Safety Devises are working condition and having valid TC.
    • Deploy only Authorized Slingers / Signalers Attach or Detach loads,
    • Deploy Authorized Signal man to signal crane operator. In case more than one signal man required Conduct pre lift training on spot.
    • Use Adequate & Single length Tag lines.
    • Never Wrap Tag line around hand or Body.
    • Provide indicative barrier, Caution boards Deploy Watch Guards.
    • Use Effective Communication System (PA system).
    • Never pass load above the People.

    Never work under Never lift a load on heavy wind Use proper slinging Never work in the Ensure SWl Use Tag lines
    suspended load vicinity of power

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