3. Lifting Operations

3.C Do not enter an exclusion zone unless authorised

RISK – People being struck by plant or its load

Personnel not involved in the lifting operation must receive permission from the person in control of the exclusion zone prior to entering.

 

 

 

Exclusion zones should be established around lifting devices and adjoining areas to prevent persons from entering the area.

 

See GMR 1.E guidance for further information on entering exclusion zones.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Related GMRs

1.3 Physically separate pedestrian routes from operating plant, machinery and vehicles

1.E Only enter the operating zone of mobile plant of vehicles if permission is received

2.E Maintain barricading and signage requirements to prevent unauthorised access to excavations

3.D Do not place yourself underneath a suspended load or in the line of fire of lifting operations


Related Procedures / Forms

Lifting Operations Procedure


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    • 1.1 Separating vehicles
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