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The purpose is to protect personnel from injury, the environment from harm, and equipment and property from damage.  \n2  \nSCOPE  \nThe scope of this standard is the formation of considerations for planning, resourcing and executing load handling activities following the seven step process to establish safe and efficient load handling.  \nThis standard applies to all load handling activities performed by workers on behalf of SaskPower.  \nThis standard is not a comprehensive technical set of load handling procedures rather it identifies the essential principles and requirements for planning of load handling activities.  \nThis standard excludes load handling activities using the following equipment:  \n• Elevators, fixed personnel lifts or medical lifts;  \n• Powered mobile equipment being used for excavation or pile driving activities;  \n• Bulk material handling equipment (e.g. conveyors, concrete pumpers, augers, pipelines, pumps, draglines, etc. );  \n• Engineered systems related to water conveyance structures (e.g. intake gates, spillway gates, etc.);  \n• Automated and or robotic material handling systems; and  \n• Aeroplanes.  \nThis standard outlines the minimum requirements that shall be met or exceeded. Failure to comply may result in injuries, damage to equipment and property, environmental harm, performance management or any combination thereof.  \nThe use of the word “shall” within this standard denotes a mandatory action, whereas the use of the word “should” or “may” denotes a recommended action.  \n3  \nDEFINITIONS  \nThe following definitions apply to this standard:  \nAerodromes-Any area of land, water (including the frozen surface thereof) or other supporting surface used or designed, prepared, equipped or set apart for use either in whole or in part for the arrival, departure, movement or servicing of aircraft and includes any buildings, installations and equipment situated thereon or associated therewith.  \nNote: This definition of \"Aerodrome\" includes water aerodrome and heliports.  \nCompetent-possessing knowledge, experience and training to perform a specific duty.  \nFall Zone-The area (including, but not limited to, the area directly beneath the load) in which it is reasonably foreseeable that the load when partially or completely suspended/elevated could fall in the event of a mishap.  \nLift-Execution of the load handling activity.  \nLifting-See Load Handling.  \nLifting Accessories-Devices intended to be used directly or indirectly to connect the load to the load handling equipment and is not part of either the load or the load handling equipment, including rigging.  \nLift Plan- Information, written or verbal, that, at a minimum, details how the load handling shall be undertaken, identifies the equipment to be used, how the load and lifting accessories shall be rigged up and the control measures to be implemented to manage risks.  \nLoad-Object to be hoisted; may include materials, tools, equipment or workers with their accompanying tools and equipment.  \nLoad Handling-Lifting a load vertically and or moving of a load horizontally or manipulating its configuration while in an elevated state using mechanical devices.  \nLoad Handling Equipment-Mechanical device designed to move a load vertically, horizontally or otherwise manipulate the load.  \n4  \nREQUIREMENTS  \nDue to the inherent risks of load handling, the following seven step process shall be employed to establish safe load handling.  \n1. Define scope of the lift  \n2. Assess and categorize the lift (standard or critical)  \n3. Develop a lift plan (written or verbal)  \n4. Conduct a pre-lift review  \n5. Conduct preparations for the lift  \n6. Execute the lift  \n7. Conduct a post-lift review  \n4.1 DEFINE SCOPE OF THE LIFT  \nThe first step is the determination of the scope of the load handling activity. 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