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(COMPANY)'s policy is to maintain a safe workplace for its employees; therefore, it cannot be overemphasized that only qualified and licensed individuals shall operate these devices. The safety rules and guidance in this chapter apply to all operations at (COMPANY) that involve the use of cranes and hoists installed in or attached to buildings and to all (COMPANY) employees, supplemental labor, and subcontractor personnel who use such devices.\nResponsibilities\nSupervisors are responsible for:\nEnsuring that employees under their supervision receive the required training and are certified and licensed to operate the cranes and hoists in their areas.\nProviding training for prospective crane and hoist operators. This training must be conducted by a qualified, designated instructor who is a licensed crane and hoist operator and a full-time (COMPANY) employee.\nEvaluating crane and hoist trainees using the Crane Safety Checklist and submitting the Qualification Request Form to the Safety Office to obtain the operator's license.\nEnsuring that hoisting equipment is inspected and tested monthly by a responsible individual and that rigging equipment is inspected annually.\nCrane and Hoist Operators are responsible for:\nOperating hoisting equipment safely.\nConducting functional tests prior to using the equipment.\nSelecting and using rigging equipment appropriately.\nHaving a valid operator's license on their person while operating cranes or hoists.\nParticipating in the medical certification program, as required.\nEngineering/Maintenance/Operations Department is responsible for:\nPerforming annual maintenance and inspection of all (COMPANY) cranes and hoists that are not covered by a program with maintenance responsibility.\nConducting periodic and special load tests of cranes and hoists.\nMaintaining written records of inspections and tests, and providing copies of all inspections and test results to facility managers and building coordinators who have cranes and hoists on file.\nInspecting and load testing cranes and hoists following modification or extensive repairs (e.g., a replaced cable or hook, or structural modification.)\nScheduling a non-destructive test and inspection for crane and hoist hooks at the time of the periodic load test, and testing and inspecting before use new replacement hooks and other hooks suspected of having been overloaded. The evaluation, inspection, and testing may include, but are not limited to visual, dye penetrant, and magnetic particle techniques referenced in ASME B30.10 (Hooks, Inspection and Testing.)\nMaintaining all manuals for cranes and hoists in a central file for reference.\nSafety Department is responsible for\nConducting training for all Crane & Hoist Operators\nIssuing licenses to Crane and Hoist Operators\nPeriodically verifying monthly test and inspection reports.\nInterpreting crane and hoist safety rules and standards.\nSafe Operating Requirements\nAll workers who use any (COMPANY) crane or hoist shall have an operator's license. The company issues licenses for authorized employees who have been specifically trained in crane and hoist operations and equipment safety.\nCrane and Hoist Operators\nTo be qualified as a Crane and Hoist Operator, the candidate shall have received hands-on training from a licensed, qualified crane and hoist operator designated by the candidate's supervisor. Upon successful completion of training, the licensed crane and hoist operator and the candidate's supervisor will fill out and sign the Qualification Request Form and Crane Safety Checklist and send them to the Safety Office for approval. The candidate will be issued a license upon approval by the Safety Manager. Crane and Hoist Operators must renew their license every three years by satisfying the requirements described above.\nCrane and Hoist Safety Desi","cbCaiqJEQCe075bT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqJEQCe075bT","docx",26657,7,"English","# Purpose\n# Responsibilities\n# Safe Operating Requirements\n# Crane and Hoist Operators\n# Crane and Hoist Safety Design Requirements\n## General Safety Rules","[{\"question\":\"Who is responsible for training crane and hoist operators?\",\"answer\":\"Supervisors ensure required training and certification for operators. The Safety Department conducts training for all Crane \\u0026 Hoist Operators and issues licenses based on the approval process.\"},{\"question\":\"How are crane and hoist operators qualified and licensed?\",\"answer\":\"Candidates receive hands-on training from a licensed, qualified instructor designated by a supervisor. After completion, the candidate and supervisor submit a Qualification Request Form and Crane Safety Checklist to the Safety Office for Safety Manager approval, which results in license issuance.\"},{\"question\":\"What inspection and testing schedules are required for crane and hoist equipment?\",\"answer\":\"Hoisting equipment is inspected and tested monthly, while rigging equipment is inspected annually. Engineering/Maintenance/Operations also performs periodic and special load tests, maintains written records, and conducts inspections and load testing after modifications or extensive repairs.\"}]","Sample Written Program for Crane & Hoist Safety | DOCX"]