Example Lift Planning Documentation
This page provides a redactred example of lifting documentation product produced by Apex Lift Solutions Ltd.
The example demonstrates our approach to lift planning, method statements, and risk assessments for complicated lifting operations within offshore and industrial environments.
All clinet-based identifiable information has been removed. Documentation shown is for demonstration purposes only.
The examples lift plan includes:
- Lift details and scope of work
- Load weights and cross-haul calculations and verification
- Complicated lift catagorisation
- Mwethod Statement and execution sequences
- Integrated risk assessments
- Lift drawings and load movements
- AP / SLRP governance and sign-off structure
Example Lift Plan - Moving Loads (Non-Routine )
Redacted extract from a non-routine moving loads lift plan demonstrating planning structure and load control methodology.
Page 1 - General Information & Load Description
Redacted example showing lift scope, load identification, weights, dimentions, and lift catagorisation in accordance with UK lifting standards.
Page 2 - Rigging Arrangements
Example rigging configurations illustrating use of lifting beams, scaffold lifting beams, slings, and chain blocks.
These arrangements show defined lifting points, equipment selection, and methodology used to achieve safe load control and compliant execution of the lift.
Page 3 - Slinging Arrangements
Example slinging arrangements illustrating the application of slings, shackles, master links, and connection points.
These arrangements demonstrate sling configurations, load attachment methods, and load control measures used to ensure stability, balance, and compliance during lifting operations.
Page 4 - Method Statement & Execution Sequence
Example method statement demonstrating staged task planning, defined responsibilities, and controlled execution of a non-routine lift in accordance with UK lifting standards.
Page 5 - Risk Assessment & Control Measures (Extract)
Redacted example risk assessment indetifying task-specific hazards, control measures, and resdiual risk levels for a non-routine lifting operation.
Risk scoring undertaken using a standard consequence vs probability matrix in line with UK lifting and safety standards.
Page 6 - Lift Drawings & Sequencing
Redacted example lift drawing showing sequenced rigging arrangements for a moving-loads operation.
Top drawing illustrates the initial lift and support configuration.
Bottom drawing demonstrates the subsequent controlled movement and load transfer sequence.
Drawing shown for demonstration purposes only.
