Unsafe Lifting operations at DGS-23 - Contractor to ensure that lifting plan is prepared in detail as per below regulations and as specified in the Contractor's HSE Plan.    Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER) 11 When deciding how to reduce the risks from using a particular piece of lifting equipment, you need to consider the: (a) type of load being lifted, its weight, shape and what it consists of; (b) risk of a load falling, moving, breaking up or striking a person or object and the consequences; (c) risk of the lifting equipment striking a person or an object and the consequences; (d) risk of the lifting equipment failing or falling over while in use and the consequences; and (e) risk of damage to the lifting equipment that could result in failure.  OSHA Part No. 1926 Subpart CC - Cranes and Derricks in Construction:- Where any part of a crane/derrick is within the working radius of another crane/derrick, the controlling entity must institute a system to coordinate operations. If there is no controlling entity, the employer (if there is only one employer operating the multiple pieces of equipment), or employers, must institute such a system.
Hazard category: Lifting operations