Lift ID
Unique identifier and project reference to track the specific lift in project records and change logs.
A documented lift plan reduces safety risk, clarifies responsibilities, and creates an auditable record for contractors, owners, and insurers. It supports compliance with employer safety programs and evidences that engineering and competent-person checks were completed prior to lift execution.
Stakeholders across a lift site use the form to confirm load data, beam selection, and approvals before work begins.
The completed document becomes part of the site safety file and may be requested by owners, general contractors, or regulators.
A qualified safety officer reviews the lift plan, confirms hazard controls and personnel assignments, and signs to authorize execution. Their signature indicates the site meets the contractor's safety program and that required inspections have occurred.
The crane operator lead or chief rigger confirms equipment selection, load radius and capacity, and procedural steps. Their attestation affirms that the crane and rigging are suitable for the specified beam and load.
Unique identifier and project reference to track the specific lift in project records and change logs.
Detailed weight, center of gravity, and sling-angle calculations demonstrating rated capacity and safety factors.
Manufacturer, model/serial, rated capacities, and inspection status for the lifting beam or spreader.
Sling type and length, hitch configuration, tag lines, and clearance diagrams for the lift envelope.
Signature blocks for competent person, crane operator, and site safety officer with printed names and dates.
Supporting engineering calculations, crane load chart references, photos, and equipment inspection records.
| Field | Configuration |
|---|---|
| Signer order | Sequential signer flow with competent person first |
| Authentication | Email link or SMS code; KBA for higher assurance |
| Conditional fields | Show engineering block if load exceeds threshold |
| Storage | Save to project folder with audit metadata |
Digital completion requires a platform that supports PDF/DOCX, audit trails, and role-based access.
Submit plan at least 48–72 hours before the scheduled lift for review and approval.
Emergency lifts require immediate competent-person verification and documented risk controls.
Allow 24–48 hours for review by safety and engineering when workload permits.
Store the signed plan immediately after execution with audit metadata.
Any plan changes must be re-approved before lifting resumes.
Document beam specs, calculations, and rigging layout before review.
Competent person and operator sign after verifying calculations and equipment.
Carry out lift under documented controls and assigned personnel.
Record outcomes, note incidents, and store as part of project records.
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