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DOE-STD-1090-96, DOE Standard Hoisting and Rigging Manual ...

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<strong>DOE</strong>-<strong>STD</strong>-<strong>1090</strong>-<strong>96</strong> (Rev-l)24. Records <strong>and</strong> documents.25. Operating practices.26. Fire protection.27. Components.6.3.5 Riggersa. Training programs for riggers shouldaddress two levels ofrequired performance:1. Persons who may perform riggingfunctions as an incidental part oftheir normalwork assignInent.2. Persons whose principal assignInentis the performance ofrigging work.b. Only qualified <strong>and</strong> authorized riggers orrigger trainees under the direct supervision of aqualified rigger shall be permitted to performrigging functions.c. Initial training ofriggers shall include theinstructor's review ofthe applicant's knowledge,including results ofwritten or oral evaluation, <strong>and</strong>witnessing a demonstration of the operator's skills.The following checklist contains basic factorswith which a rigger should be familiar. Thischecklist must be tailored to suit actual conditions.1. Stability (equipment).2. Operating characteristics ofequipment.3. Environmental hazards-weather.4. Electrical hazards.5. Traveling with load/load control.6. Lifting personnel.7. Inspection/tests.8. Load weight estimation.9. Emergency procedures.10. <strong>Rigging</strong> equipment selection.11. Lessons learned.12. H<strong>and</strong> signals.13. Lifting operations involving multiplecranes.14. Maintenance/storage ofslings <strong>and</strong>rigging components.15. Assembly <strong>and</strong> disassembly.16. Load dynamics.17. Applicable st<strong>and</strong>ards <strong>and</strong>regulations.18. Critical lifts.19. Safety features ofequipment.20. Terminology <strong>and</strong> definitions.21. Ropes <strong>and</strong> reeving.22. Records <strong>and</strong> documentation.23. Adjustments <strong>and</strong> repairs.24. <strong>Rigging</strong>/operating practices.25. Sling loading.26. Load-indicating devices.27. Personal protective equipment.28. Below-the-hook lifting devices.29. <strong>Rigging</strong> orhitch configuration.30. DId ratio.31. Sling types <strong>and</strong> application.6.3.6 Inspectorsa. Employees who perform required,documented inspections ofequipment covered bythis st<strong>and</strong>ard shall receive inspector training.b. Inspector training shall include basicinspection techniques <strong>and</strong> acceptance/rejectioncriteria as specified in this st<strong>and</strong>ard <strong>and</strong> otherapplicable sources. See Chapter 3,"Preengineered Production Lifts."c. The following equipment categories forgeneral inspection are examples that should beconsidered:1. Overhead, gantry, <strong>and</strong> polar cranes.Chapter 6Personnel Qualif"u:ation <strong>and</strong> Training 6-8

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