Code of Practice - Workplace Safety and Health Council

SAMPLE CHECKLIST FOR LORRY CRANE
APPENDIX 5
This checklist provides an overview of the basic requirements to be checked which would help to ensure that a lorry crane is
safe for use. Lorry crane users should consult manufacturers, suppliers and owners to check on minimum requirements and
address any concerns before using the equipment. These items in this checklist are non-exhaustive and users are
recommended to make the necessary modification and customisation to suit your work processes and conditions at the
workplace.
A) EQUIPMENT APPROVED FOR USE SUGGESTED EVIDENCE YES/NO REMARKS
1 Lorry crane is registered with MOM. LM Certificate or equivalent Yes No
2 Lifting Gear is registered with MOM. LG Certificate or equivalent Yes No
B) RISK ASSESSMENT SUGGESTED EVIDENCE YES/NO REMARKS
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Risk assessment conducted for the
various work processes (e.g., use,
maintenance)
Completed risk assessment form
for the various work processes
Yes No
4
Risk assessment team comprised of
representatives from the occupier,
equipment supplier, equipment operator
etc.
Risk assessment form indicating
the composition of risk
assessment team
Yes No
Safe work procedures
Safe work procedures are developed and
implementation plan
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implemented before work is being carried
out.
Inspection to verify
implementation of safe work
Yes No
procedures
Safe work procedures are effectively
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communicated to all relevant parties
(e.g., crane operator, lifting supervisor,
Records of briefing / training to
relevant parties
Yes No
signalman, rigger etc.)
C) OPERATION OF CRANE SUGGESTED EVIDENCE YES/NO REMARKS
Crane operator registration card,
Only trained and competent persons are
training records and certificate
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to be involved in the lifting operation (i.e.,
crane operator, lifting supervisor,
Lifting supervisor, signalman and
Yes No
signalman and rigger)
rigger’s training records and
certificates
8 Lifting Plan is developed and made Written Lifting Plan and Yes No
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