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Basic Rigging Engineer

This document provides a rigging plan for lifting power control centers using a crane. It details the equipment needed, including a crawler crane with a 48 meter boom, slings, chains, and shackles. It also outlines safety requirements like barricades and cones. Calculations are shown for the total weight of materials to be lifted, the crane's capacity, and a safety factor of 1.1. References include rigging books, equipment manuals, and industry standards. The objectives are met with a safety factor above 1, inspections are completed, and a final report is issued.

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Basic Rigging Engineer

This document provides a rigging plan for lifting power control centers using a crane. It details the equipment needed, including a crawler crane with a 48 meter boom, slings, chains, and shackles. It also outlines safety requirements like barricades and cones. Calculations are shown for the total weight of materials to be lifted, the crane's capacity, and a safety factor of 1.1. References include rigging books, equipment manuals, and industry standards. The objectives are met with a safety factor above 1, inspections are completed, and a final report is issued.

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RIGGING PLAN LIFTING FOR POWER CONTROL CENTERS

CRANE LAY OUT MOVING OBJECT FROM A TO B A


R 20 00 0

RIGGING DEPARTMENT
ANALYZE AND PLANED ACTIVITY FOR LIFTING AND ERECTION WORK
START DATA MATERIAL 1. DIMENSION 2. WEIGHT

01. OBJECTIVE Rigging Study of Lifting Power Control Centers. 02. SCOPE OF APPLICATION Rigging study is describe the guidelines and operating step of Lifting Power Control Centers. 03. REFERENCE 1. HaGun Engineering RIGGING DEPARTMENT REFERENCE 04. EQUIPMENT No Equipment 01 Crawler Crane 02 Boom Length 48 meter 03 Trailer 05. RIGGING TOOLS No Equipment 01 Sling dia. 1.5" x 13 M 02 Chain Block 03 Shackle SWL 04 Manila Rope 7/8"x10M 06. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS No Equipment 01 Safety Barricade Red White 02 Safety Cone 07. SAFETY FACTOR CALCULATION No Equipment 01 Weight of material 02 Crane Block 03 Wire Sling 04 Spreader Beam 05 Shackle 06 Total Weight 07 Crane Capacity 08 Safety Factor

7.

REFERENCE 1. RIGGING BOOK 2. EQUIPMENT MANUAL 3. ASME B30.5-2004 Mobil & Locomotive cranes 4. ASME B30.6-2003 Derrick 5. ASME B30.10-1999 Hook 6. ASME B30.21-2005 manually lever operated hoist ASME B30.24-2003 Safety standard for cranes,derrick, hoist, jacks, and Sling 8. ASME B30.26-2004 Rigging Hardware 9. BS EN 5973 Scaffolding 10. Australian Standard, AS 3569--1989, Wire ropes 11. Australian Standard, AS 2759--1985, Wire ropes

Qty 1 unit 1 unit 1 unit

Capacities 150 ton 80 ton

Remark New New New

No MONO CRANE

TAILING DESIGN

Risk

JOB SAFETY ANALISYS Safe RIGGING PLAN

Qty 22.00 T 1.33 T 0.15 T 0.60 T 0.15 T 24.23 T 26.62 T 1.1

BO

NEED DUO CRANE

Yes

Qty 77 mtr 7 pcs

OM

48

ME TER

Qty 4 pcs 2 pcs 10 pcs 2 pcs

Capacities 17 ton 10 ton 10 ton

3 METER SLING 1

ACTION

CONTROL

26.62 SF = 24.23 = 1.1


No

Final Inspection by HaGun Engineering Yes Prepare Final Report for ApprovaL Handover FINISH

Steel plates 1.5m x 6m x 20 mm thk for track

20000

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