Toolbox Talk #4 – CranesPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Supervisor Name *Please SelectBrandon CalderDavid ClarkeJason BrunnerJames CutlerMichael BrennansMark WoodsMyles FieldStephen WagstaffLuke HowlettLindsay FrizellJohn VosGreg StocksBrett LarmanTroy CoopeJohn AbdallahContractor/Company Name *Contractor Email *Items Discussed *ITEMS DISCUSSEDA Crane is an item of plant used to raise or lower a load and move it horizontally. Deciding what is reasonably practicable includes the availability and suitability of control measures, with a preference for using substitution, isolation or engineering controls to minimise risks before using administrative controls or PPE. Cost may also be relevant but you can only consider this after all other factors have been taken into account. PPE, for example gloves, hard hats, high visibility vests, ear plugs/muffs and eye protection. When the crane is onsite the crane operator is in charge, you must follow direction from them at all times. 2 commonly used cranes in residential construction is Mobile and slew cranes, ensure you choose the correct one when ordering. Be aware of loads when they are being moved, do not stand beneath the load or within the swing zone to prevent being struck by the load. Be aware of moving loads in high wind, cranes are properly positioned to prevent them from toppling over in unstable ground and take care when overhead power is present. Other Items DiscussedPerson 1 *FirstLastSignature * Clear Signature Person 2FirstLastSignature Clear Signature Person 3FirstLastSignature Clear Signature Person 4FirstLastSignature Clear Signature Person 5FirstLastSignature Clear Signature Person 6FirstLastSignature Clear Signature Submit