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<strong>Steel</strong> <strong>Designers</strong>' <strong>Manual</strong> - 6th Edition (2003)<br />

988 Erection<br />

Non Conformance<br />

Report Date<br />

Project<br />

The followine item(s) do not conform to siDecification<br />

Option<br />

Inspected by<br />

Suggested Remedial Action<br />

Site Eng<br />

Section<br />

Clients comments AcceptlReject<br />

Authorization Position<br />

Signed off Design Eng<br />

Fig. 33.7 A typical NCR form<br />

33.8 Cranes and craneage<br />

33.8.1 Introduction<br />

DWG. No<br />

Date closed<br />

NCR No<br />

The choice of cranes and positioning may be dependent on many factors. Care needs<br />

to be taken to ensure good progress of the work. Often, cranes that work at<br />

maximum capacity in restricted areas actually slow production and are not efficient.<br />

A well-located crane with spare capacity can speed erection and more than<br />

compensate for the additional cost of hire.<br />

Principal items to be considered when selecting a crane are: 5<br />

• site location – access and adjacent features<br />

• duration of construction

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