CPCPRE3000 — Lift and place prefabricated concrete elements

1 Determine the requirements to lift, place and unload prefabricated concrete elements.

• 1.1Determine the requirements to lift and place prefabricated concrete elements from the erection design documentation and check that they are in accordance with AS 3850 Prefabricated concrete elements.
• 1.2Review and clarify prefabricated concrete installation task.
• 1.3Review work health and safety (WHS) requirements for the task in accordance with safety plans and policies.
• 1.4Conduct working at heights risk assessment and follow appropriate WHS processes.
• 1.5Identify safety signage and barricade requirements.
• 1.6Review environmental requirements for the task in accordance with environmental plans and legislative requirements.
• 1.7Assess and apply environmental factors, including ground conditions, road permits, and public and vehicle access to carry out task.
• 1.8Hook-up concrete elements prior to unchaining from the supporting frames/trailer, ensuring other panels on the trailer are still separately restrained.
• 1.9Determine plant, tools, rigging equipment and support requirements to carry out task.
• 1.10Determine the location of prefabricated concrete element installation from set-out drawings.

2 Comply with prefabricated concrete element erection requirements.

• 2.1Erect identified safety signage and barricade requirements, and fit personal protective equipment (PPE).
• 2.2Obtain plant, tools, equipment, check for serviceability and rectify or report any faults.
• 2.3Check all lifting equipment components to ensure that they are compatible and meet all of the requirements of AS 3850 Prefabricated concrete elements and are correctly marked with working load limit (WLL).
• 2.4Check lifting and rigging equipment to ensure that they match the specifications set out in the erection documentation and manufacturer specifications.
• 2.5Check lifting and rigging equipment to ensure they are serviceable and if not, quarantine, report faulty items and replace with new equipment.
• 2.6Check that the erection documentation and erection drawings or concrete element shop drawings, provide rigging configurations and all required information as set out in AS 3850 Prefabricated concrete elements.
• 2.7Ensure that erection documentation is on-site, available to the erectors and the requirements are fully understood.
• 2.8Check that the brace fixings installers have been trained and are experienced in the installation of the specified fixing in accordance with the requirements of AS 3850 Prefabricated concrete elements.

3 Prepare to lift, place and support prefabricated concrete elements.

• 3.1Review erection plan and determine job sequencing and team roles, including supervision and confirm with builder and crane operator that the crane set-up is clearly detailed in the erection documentation.
• 3.2Confirm load mass and load distribution of element to be lifted.
• 3.3Assemble the rigging and confirm that the rigging configuration is in accordance with the rigging diagrams set out in the erection design documentation.
• 3.4Check that the position of the temporary supports (braces and/or props) are in accordance with the erection design documentation.
• 3.5Position levelling shims/packers to the nominated reduced level (RL) in accordance with the erection design documentation.
• 3.6Check that any temporary supports and/or strong backs attached to the elements have been secured in accordance with the erection design documentation and safety standards.
• 3.7Attach the compatible lifting devices to the lifting inserts embedded in the prefabricated concrete element in accordance with the manufacturer specifications.
• 3.8Check that the included angle of the rigging is in accordance with the acceptable limits as set out in AS 3850 Prefabricated concrete elements.
• 3.9Ensure all personnel are clear of the drop zone.

4 Conduct lifting and placing of prefabricated concrete elements.

• 4.1Lift and place the load with the crane in accordance with job safety and environmental analysis (JSEA) and safe work method statement (SWMS).
• 4.2Coordinate with the crane driver to maintain stability of load during lifting, transportation and positioning.
• 4.3Direct load to landing position in accordance with the erection design documentation and specifications.
• 4.4Check to ensure that the temporary supports are placed and fixed in accordance with the erection design documentation and safety standards.
• 4.5Check that the installed component is both level and plumb and in accordance with the set-out drawings and erection design documentation.
• 4.6When the load has been fully secured and supported by the temporary supports, release the load from the crane, safely access lifting points and disconnect the lifting devices attached to the prefabricated concrete elements.

5 Clean up.

• 5.1Clear work area and dispose of, reuse or recycle materials in accordance with regulatory and workplace requirements.
• 5.2Clean, check, maintain and store tools and equipment in accordance with manufacturer and workplace requirements.

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