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Posted By PW74
We have recently installed a tower crane on site. For its use we have in place a Lifting Plan and a method statement. We are also set to do Daily pre-use checks & Weekly Inspections and fill out an F91 as per LOLER requirements. All this documentation is to be filed on site. However, I have also been asked if we are to have a LOLER Register and PUWER Register. Bit stuck on what these Registers are?
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Posted By The toecap
One for Alex mac. I think they mean a register of lifting equipment and anything else you may use for the lift such as a spanner, tag lines .
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Posted By John A Wright
Correct me if \I'm wrong someone please, but I don't believe an F91 form is applicable nowadays (I assume it is 'before my time').
A LOLER register is a list of all your lifting equipment and accessories which need professional inspection (6 month or annual as appropriate) and the register states when they were lst testes, when they will\ next be tested.
Your crane is one piece of lifting equipment but the crane's hooks, chains, eyebolts etc need to be inspected (and your FLTs, pallet trucks, hoists, MEWPs etc
Check out www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/indg290.pdf
Similarly PUWER is a register of your work equipment, indicating that they have been inspected (e.g. internal PUWER assessment) for suitability, on, off, e-stop buttons, guards, isolators etc etc.
John W
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Posted By The toecap
The F91 doesn't exist anymore but you still need to record infomation and as such people call this register of info the F91.
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Posted By David A Cooper
Let me have your e mail address and I will send over some information.
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Posted By COLIN BLACKMAN
Dont forget having a lifting plan/method statement is the easy part,the hard part is sticking to a safe system of working for tower crane operations including having someone competent to carry out the slinging/signalling and supporting the crane operator when he/she is being pressurised by subcontractors to deviate from the safe system of work,such as working in winds above those stated by crane manufacturer.
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