Lift-plan document
Included when applicable to the agreed service scope.
Technical services
Lifting Plans & Lift Support
A lifting plan brings the load, lifting equipment, environment, people and controls into one coordinated execution document.
Scope of work
Planned around the equipment and site
- Lift definition and load information
- Equipment and accessory selection input
- Site and access condition review
- Load calculations and configuration checks
- Risk assessment and lift-sequence support
Deliverables
Clear technical records
Equipment and accessory schedule
Included when applicable to the agreed service scope.
Risk-control inputs
Included when applicable to the agreed service scope.
Execution notes and hold points
Included when applicable to the agreed service scope.
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Learn moreFAQ
Before requesting the service
What information starts a lifting plan?
Load weight, dimensions, center of gravity, pick and set locations, crane data, rigging arrangement and site conditions.
Does a previous plan remain valid?
A previous plan should be reviewed when the load, equipment, personnel, layout, environment or execution conditions change.
Plan the next step
Need an inspection, load test or technical consultation?
Share the equipment, location and required service so the team can review the scope.