Lifting Operation ASA

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E Reported by: bp Contractor:
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E Duration Classification Health
R Observer: Safety
A
L Partner: Environmental

I Operations: Select type of work observed during the Lifting Operation.

N
F Drilling Construction
O Completions Seismic
R
M Work Overs Office
A Production Other
T
I Maintenance
O
N
Key Safety Concerns/Comments/Agreements Made

Recognition for Exceptional Safety Performance:

LIFTING OBSERVATION CHECKLIST Mark if unsafe

REACTIONS OF PEOPLE
Adjusting PPE Applying Lockout
Changing Position Changing Tools
Hiding or Dodging Performing Lockouts
Stopping Work Rearranging Job

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

Ears and Eyes Face and Respiratory
Fall Protection Feet and legs
Ears Head
Hands and Arms

POSITIONS OF PEOPLE
Absorbing Caught in, on, or between
Electricity Falling
Inhaling Striking against
Struck by

TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

Barricades and Warning Lights Chocks and restraints
In unsafe condition Seatbelts not used
Used Incorrectly Wrong for the job

PROCEDURES
Emergency Plan Lone Workers
Reviewed Standards inadequate
Standards Not Established Standard not maintained

ORDERLINESS
Absorbing Benches & toolboxes
Emergency exits Halls & passageways
Leaners Material storage
Stairs and platforms Standards not
established/understood

PERMITS

Additional risk assessment HSE Mgmt System

needed responsibilities not
understood
Incomplete Preventative and mitigative
measures
Scope not understood Thorough emergency
response discussion
Thorough risk identification
 before starting the lift?
QUESTIONS

Was a lift team used to plan the lift? Who is in charge? Note to Auditor: Assess the quality and completeness of the Lifting
Operations Permit based upon response to questions above.
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How did you complete the JSA for this job?

Can you tell me about your emergency preparedness for

this site?

Who can stop the lift?

What kind of training and experience do the people have

who are involved in the lift?

Have all personnel in the lifting operation reviewed the

permit?

Do you know the weight of the load to be lifted?

How did you determine the weight of the load?

How do you know the lifting equipment has the capacity

for the load?

Tell me about the inspections and certifications of the

equipment.

Tell me about the safety devices installed on the lift

equipment.

When you pick up the load, how will it be controlled?

How do you communicate between the people involved in

the lifting operation?

Will the load be kept in sight of the crane operator at all

times?

What types of simultaneous operations will be on site

during the lift?

How will you prevent others from entering the area during
the lift?

What weather conditions would stop the lift?

Are personnel being lifted? What do you know about the

condition of the lifting equipment for personnel?

Are there any overhead power lines near the lift?

Are there any lifting attachments on the load?

How have the lifting attachments, e.g. eye bolts been

verified as sufficient size and capacity?

Where will the load be placed after the lift?

What will the load be crossing?

How do you know the ground will support the lifting

equipment and the load?

What do you do to ensure the equipment is in good order