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The next thorough review is due 3/18/2028 .  \nENVIRONMENT, SAFETY & HEALTH DIVISION  \nChapter 41: Hoisting and Rigging Quick Start Summary  \nProduct ID: 678 | Revision ID: 2724 | Date published: 18 March 2025 | Date effective: 18 March 2025  \nURL: [https://www-group.slac.stanford.edu/esh/eshmanual/references/hoistingQuickstart.pdf](https://www-group.slac.stanford.edu/esh/eshmanual/references/hoistingQuickstart.pdf)  \n1 Who needs to know about these requirements  The requirements of Hoisting and Rigging apply to workers (as operators, riggers, signal persons, and  designated leaders/persons-in-charge), supervisors, construction managers, project managers, ESH  \n coordinators, and line management; equipment custodians, load owners, and qualified engineers; the  hoisting and rigging inspector, crane and hoist inspector, crane maintenance supervisor and coordinator,  \n and the hoisting and rigging program manager; and Purchasing, Facilities and Operations, and  subcontractors.  \n2 Why  \nImproper design, use, or maintenance of hoisting and rigging equipment and accessories can cause equipment to fail or a load to drop, resulting in personnel injury, death, damage to the environment or significant property loss.  \n3 What do I need to know  \nAll hoisting and rigging equipment, accessories, and activities must comply with Department of Energy Standard 1090,“Hoisting and Rigging”(DOE-STD-1090) . All equipment is subject to purchase approval, areview of conformance, initial inspection, and registration before being placed in use, and pre-use and periodic inspections afterwards. Any equipment not in compliance must be removed from service.  \nOnly qualified workers may operate, maintain, and inspect hoisting and rigging equipment. At least two persons must be present for any lift (unless the directorate ESH coordinator and supervisor approve for an ordinary lift; the hoisting and rigging program manager must be notified) . A designated leader is required for ordinary lifts and a person-in-charge for critical lifts. Signal persons and professional riggers are required for lifts involving mobile cranes.  \nAll lifts require a documented lift plan. For ordinary lifts these must be approved by someone with knowledge and experience in hoisting and rigging, either the supervisor, the supervisor’s designee, the ESH coordinator, or the hoisting and rigging program manager if requested. Plans for critical lifts must be approved by the hoisting and rigging program manager. Load owners must review and sign off on all plans; the rigger must inspect the rigging before any lift is performed.  \n4 When  \nThese requirements take effect 18 March 2025.  \n5 Where do I find more information SLAC Environment, Safety, and Health Manual (SLAC-I-720-0A29Z-001)  \n􀂃  Chapter 41,“Hoisting and Rigging”Or contact the program manager.  \nChapter 41  \nHoisting and Rigging  \nProduct ID: 40 | Revision ID: 2723 | Date published: 18 March 2025 | Date effective: 18 March 2025  \nURL: [https://www-group.slac.stanford.edu/esh/eshmanual/pdfs/ESHch41.pdf](https://www-group.slac.stanford.edu/esh/eshmanual/pdfs/ESHch41.pdf)  \n1 Purpose  \nThe purpose of this program is to ensure that hoisting and rigging equipment is safe to operate and that lifts are performed safely.  \nIt covers purchase and fabrication, identification and registration, and inspection, testing, and maintenance of hoisting and rigging equipment and accessories and assigning personnel and planning, preparing, and performing lifts.  \nIt applies to workers (as operators, riggers, signal persons, and designated leaders/persons-in-charge), supervisors, construction managers, project managers, ESH coordinators, and line management; equipment custodians, load owners, and qualified engineers; the hoisting and rigging inspector, crane and hoist inspector, crane maintenance supervisor and coordinator, and the hoisting and rigging program manager; and Purchasing, Facilities","cbCaibCVH9AlhPDJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibCVH9AlhPDJ","pdf",2674623,68,"English","# Chapter 41: Hoisting and Rigging Quick Start Summary\n## Who needs to know about these requirements\n## Why\n## What do I need to know\n## When\n## Where do I find more information\n# Chapter 41: Hoisting and Rigging\n## Purpose\n## Roles and Responsibilities\n### Operator\n### Rigger\n### Professional Rigger\n### Signal Person","[{\"question\":\"Who must follow the hoisting and rigging requirements?\",\"answer\":\"The requirements apply to operators, riggers, signal persons, designated leaders/persons-in-charge, supervisors, construction and project managers, ESH coordinators, line management, equipment custodians, load owners, qualified engineers, inspectors, and relevant procurement and operations personnel, including subcontractors.\"},{\"question\":\"Why are these hoisting and rigging requirements necessary?\",\"answer\":\"Improper design, use, or maintenance can cause equipment to fail or loads to drop, leading to personnel injury or death, environmental damage, or significant property loss.\"},{\"question\":\"What key steps are required before performing a lift?\",\"answer\":\"All equipment and activities must meet DOE-STD-1090 requirements, undergo purchase approval, conformance review, initial inspection, registration, and pre-use and periodic inspections. 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