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Task B-6 Plans lift
Task Descriptor
Boilermakers plan lifts to ensure that safe rigging and hoisting practices are followed to avoid personal injury and equipment damage.
B-6.01 - Determines load
Essential Skills
Numeracy, Document Use, Thinking
B-6.01 - Determines load
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| B-6.01.01P |
identify load to be hoisted |
load to be hoisted is identified according to task at hand |
| B-6.01.02P |
check load |
load is checked for shape, unknown weight factors and material integrity |
| B-6.01.03P |
calculate total weight of load |
total weight of load is calculated by measuring load and using formulas and reference materials |
| B-6.01.04P |
verify total weight of load |
total weight of load is verified against fabrication drawings or bill of lading |
| B-6.01.05P |
estimate and calculate centre of gravity |
centre of gravity is estimated by visual inspection of weight distribution and is calculated by using formulas |
| B-6.01.06P |
select and use tools and equipment |
tools and equipment are selected according to task at hand |
Range of Variables
- unknown weight factors and material integrity include: product residue, build-up of foreign matter, corrosion
- tools and equipment include: tape measures, calculators, reference cards, charts
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| B-6.01.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of load requirements |
list properties of load to be lifted that need to be considered |
| B-6.01.02L |
demonstrate knowledge of calculations and related factors to determine load weight |
identify formulas to determine load weight |
| calculate load weight |
| identify related factors for calculations and load weight |
Range of Variables
- properties of load to be lifted include: dimensions, shape, weight, centre of gravity
- related factors include: reference materials, catalogs, drawings, bills of lading
B-6.02 - Performs pre-lift analysis
Essential Skills
Thinking, Numeracy, Document Use
B-6.02 - Performs pre-lift analysis
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| B-6.02.01P |
determine final location and orientation of load |
final location and orientation of load is determined according to erection drawings and marks matched on equipment and structure |
| B-6.02.02P |
determine type of lift |
type of lift is determined to identify equipment needed for task |
| B-6.02.03P |
perform a walk-through inspection |
a walk-through inspection is performed to determine travel path and rigging requirements considering rigging factors |
| B-6.02.04P |
identify location for hoisting equipment |
location for hoisting equipment is identified considering hoisting factors |
| B-6.02.05P |
confirm load securing methods |
load securing methods are confirmed in final location based on erection drawings and engineered specifications |
| B-6.02.06P |
identify equipment required for rigging attachment and removal |
equipment required for rigging attachment and removal is identified according to job requirements and load access |
| B-6.02.07P |
determine communication methods |
communication methods are determined according to line of sight and site-specific requirements |
| B-6.02.08P |
identify personnel needed to perform rigging tasks |
personnel needed to perform rigging tasks are identified according to tasks at hand |
| B-6.02.09P |
determine head room, fleet angles, anchor points, block loading and parts of line including friction |
head room, fleet angles, anchor points, block loading and parts of line including friction are determined to select rigging and hoisting equipment required for task at hand |
| B-6.02.10P |
determine if lift requires a permit |
lift requirements for permit are determined |
Range of Variables
- type of lift includes: simple, tandem, critical
- rigging factors include: obstacles, head room, opening size, hazards
- hoisting factors include: ground conditions, crane swing radius, obstacles, load charts, hazards
- equipment required for rigging attachment and removal includes: man lifts, scissor lifts, man baskets, scaffolding
- communication methods include: hand signals, two-way radios
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| B-6.02.01L |
demonstrate ability to perform pre-lift analysis |
describe inspection of area surrounding lift |
| list signaling methods used during rigging and lifting |
| list delegation of responsibilities for personnel |
| describe the dry run procedures |
| B-6.02.02L |
demonstrate understanding of rigging and hoisting |
identify type of lifts and procedures |
| identify lift hazards |
| explain effects of sling angle when preparing for hoisting/lifting operations |
| B-6.02.03L |
demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment |
interpret jurisdictional regulations pertaining to rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment |
Range of Variables
- signaling methods include: verbal, two-way radios, hand signals
- personnel include: supervisor, operators, signaler, riggers, tag line persons
- type of lift includes: simple, tandem, critical
- lift hazards include: overhead obstacles, boom interference, ground conditions, swing path, powerlines
B-6.03 - Selects rigging and hoisting equipment
Essential Skills
Thinking, Numeracy, Document Use
B-6.03 - Selects rigging and hoisting equipment
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| B-6.03.01P |
identify characteristics of the load |
characteristics of the load are identified to ensure load control when selecting rigging equipment |
| B-6.03.02P |
select slings and hardware |
slings and hardware are selected according to working load limits (WLL), rigging configuration and sling tension |
| B-6.03.03P |
protect the rigging and hoisting equipment and the load |
rigging and hoisting equipment and the load are protected during lift to avoid rigging equipment and load damage |
| B-6.03.04P |
select hoisting equipment |
hoisting equipment is selected based on factors |
Range of Variables
- characteristics of the load include: shape, strength, size, centre of gravity, weight, pick points
- rigging equipment includes: slings, blocks, hardware, hooks, rollers, softeners, below the hook lifting devices (i.e., spreader, equalizer beams)
- hoisting equipment includes: cranes, Tirfors™, tuggers, chain falls, come-alongs, jacks
- factors include: weight being hoisted, radius and distance to be lifted, parts of line used, hoisting location
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| B-6.03.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment, their applications, limitations and procedures |
define terminology associated with rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment |
| identify types of rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment and accessories, and describe their applications, limitations and procedures |
| identify the factors to consider when selecting rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment |
| define and describe wire rope characteristics |
| describe and demonstrate the testing and strength reductions of knots and splices |
| define and describe the construction, grades and applications of natural fibre and synthetic ropes |
| interpret rigging tag information |
| B-6.03.02L |
demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment |
interpret jurisdictional regulations pertaining to rigging, hoisting/lifting operations and moving equipment |
| B-6.03.03L |
demonstrate knowledge of calculations required to select rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment |
explain effects of sling angles when preparing for hoisting/lifting operations |
| calculate rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment capacities |
| interpret crane charts |
| identify swing zone and swing clearance |
| identify and interpret applicable tables and charts for slings and attachments |
| interpret manufacturers’ specifications or the specifications certified by a professional engineer |
| define and describe WLL formulas, factors and reductions for natural fibre, synthetic fibre and wire ropes |
Range of Variables
- rigging equipment includes: slings, blocks, hardware, hooks, rollers, softeners, below the hook lifting devices (i.e., spreader, equalizer beams)
- hoisting equipment includes: cranes, Tirfors™, tuggers, chain falls, come-alongs, jacks
- factors include: weight being hoisted, radius and distance to be lifted, parts of line used, hoisting location
- wire rope characteristics include: types of steel used for wire ropes, lays and their advantages, wire rope cores, classifications, constructions, WLL, wire rope faults and removal criteria, care and handling of wire rope
rigging tag information includes: date, size, capacity, material
B-6.04 - Secures lift area
Essential Skills
Writing, Working with Others, Oral Communication
B-6.04 - Secures lift area
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| B-6.04.01P |
inform non-essential personnel of the lift |
non-essential personnel are informed of the lift and are kept clear of the lifting area |
| B-6.04.02P |
perform walk-around inspection |
walk-around inspection is performed to clear hoist area of personnel not associated with the lift |
| B-6.04.03P |
establish a safety perimeter |
a safety perimeter is established by installing barricades, barrier tape, tags and signs appropriate to size of lift and by assigning personnel to monitor lift perimeter |
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| B-6.04.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment, their applications, limitations and procedures for use |
define terminology associated with rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment |
| B-6.04.02L |
demonstrate knowledge of safety practices related to rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving operations |
describe the procedures used to ensure the work area is safe for lifting |
| identify hazards and describe sources for safe work practices pertaining to rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving operations |
| B-6.04.03L |
demonstrate knowledge of jurisdictional regulations pertaining to rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment |
interpret jurisdictional regulations pertaining to rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment |
Range of Variables
- procedures used to ensure the work area is safe for lifting include: installing and tagging barriers, assessing ground conditions, ensuring that work area is not congested or obstructed for emergency access, limiting approach, obtaining required permits
- sources for safe work practices include: company policies, site procedures, jurisdictional regulations, manufacturers’ specifications
Task B-7 Rigs load
Task Descriptor
Rigging is an integral part of the boilermaker trade. Rigging equipment is used so that loads or personnel can be hoisted in a safe and secure manner.
B-7.01 - Inspects rigging equipment
Essential Skills
Thinking, Document Use, Reading
B-7.01 - Inspects rigging equipment
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Performance Criteria |
Evidence of Attainment |
| B-7.01.01P |
conduct a pre-use visual inspection |
pre-use visual inspection of rigging equipment is conducted to identify damage |
| B-7.01.02P |
identify damaged equipment |
damaged equipment is identified, tagged and removed from service |
| B-7.01.03P |
conduct an inspection of all in-use rigging equipment |
inspection of all in-use rigging equipment is conducted to ensure it is secured and fastened according to manufacturers’ specifications |
| B-7.01.04P |
interpret rigging tag information |
rigging tag information is interpreted to verify WLL |
Range of Variables
- damage includes: kinks, broken wires, arc mark, tears, cuts, cracks, rust, corrosion, chemical burns, bird caging, contamination, wear, overload, illegible/missing tag
- rigging tag information includes: date, size, capacity, manufacturer
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| B-7.01.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of inspection procedures pertaining to rigging equipment |
identify rigging equipment, their components, applications, limitations and procedures for use |
| describe a walk-around inspection of a rigging system |
| identify removal criteria for damaged rigging equipment, components or attachment points |
| describe inspection requirements for rigging equipment |
| B-7.01.02L |
demonstrate knowledge of jurisdictional regulations pertaining to the inspection of rigging equipment |
identify jurisdictional regulations and manufacturers’ specifications for inspection and removal of rigging equipment |
B-7.02 - Fabricates rigging equipment
Essential Skills
Reading, Document Use, Working with Others
B-7.02 - Fabricates rigging equipment
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| B-7.02.01P |
lay out for fabrication |
fabrication is laid out according to lug charts, fabrication drawings and engineered specifications |
| B-7.02.02P |
build, construct or assemble rigging equipment |
rigging equipment is built, constructed or assembled according to manufacturers’ and engineered specifications |
| B-7.02.03P |
inspect fabricated equipment |
fabricated equipment is inspected according to engineered specifications and jurisdictional regulations prior to use |
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| B-7.02.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of the process to fabricate rigging equipment |
identify different fabrication methods |
| describe limitations to fabricating rigging equipment |
| identify rigging equipment that can be fabricated according to engineered specifications |
| interpret jurisdictional regulations regarding fabrication of rigging equipment |
Range of Variables
- fabrication methods include: cutting, welding
- fabrication methods do not include: makeshift rigging which is fabricated rigging that is not engineer approved
- rigging equipment that can be fabricated includes: lifting lugs, spreader bars
B-7.03 - Attaches rigging equipment to load
Essential Skills
Document Use, Thinking, Working with Others
B-7.03 - Attaches rigging equipment to load
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| B-7.03.01P |
access rigging points |
rigging points are accessed using access equipment according to task at hand |
| B-7.03.02P |
assemble and connect main rigging |
main rigging is assembled and connected to the load according to rigging plan |
| B-7.03.03P |
use secondary rigging |
secondary rigging is used to transfer loads when required |
| B-7.03.04P |
identify and use adjustment rigging equipment |
adjustment rigging equipment is identified and used to maintain load control |
| B-7.03.05P |
identify and attach control devices |
control devices are identified and attached to maintain load control |
| B-7.03.06P |
select and use knots, bends and hitches |
knots, bends and hitches are selected and used based on lift requirements to ensure control of load |
Range of Variables
- access equipment includes: scissor lifts, man lifts, ladders, manbaskets, scaffolds
- adjustment rigging equipment includes: chain falls, come‑alongs, turn buckles, Tirfors™
- control devices include: tag lines, holdbacks, guy wires, Tirfors™
- knots, bends and hitches include: bowline, self-centering bowline, running bowline, clove hitch, half hitch, reef (square) knot, timber hitch, rolling hitch, sheet bend, fisherman bend
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| B-7.03.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of the procedures to attach rigging equipment to a load |
list and describe requirements and specifications involved in rigging |
| describe function, advantages and limitations of various hitches and configurations |
| define types and functions of knots, bends and hitches |
| identify the purpose and demonstrate the ability to tie knots, bends and hitches |
| describe splicing of natural fibre and synthetic fibre ropes |
| perform back splice, side splice and short splice |
| define, describe and demonstrate the ability to apply material handling attachments |
| identify attachment points |
| identify jacking points and equipment |
| identify rolling equipment and placement |
Range of Variables
- hitches and configurations include: basket, choker, bridle hitch, vertical hitch
- knots, bends and hitches include: bowline, self-centering bowline, running bowline, clove hitch, half hitch, reef (square) knot, timber hitch, rolling hitch, sheet bend, fisherman bend
- material handling attachments include: hooks and shackles, wire rope clips, eyebolts, chains, additional industry attachments
Task B-8 Hoists load
Task Descriptor
Hoisting a load is lifting the equipment or components into place according to a lift plan. In many cases, it is a team effort involving operators, signallers, riggers and supervisors. It is important that boilermakers participate in hoisting operations for safety and to ensure that personnel, equipment and components are protected during the operation.
B-8.01 - Inspects hoisting equipment
Essential Skills
Thinking, Document Use, Reading
B-8.01 - Inspects hoisting equipment
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Evidence of Attainment |
| B-8.01.01P |
verify inspection certification |
inspection certification is verified to ensure that dates are valid |
| B-8.01.02P |
identify damaged or worn hoisting equipment |
damaged or worn hoisting equipment that needs to be replaced is identified prior to assembly |
| B-8.01.03P |
conduct a walk-around inspection |
a walk-around of hoisting equipment is conducted to ensure rigging is installed and the hoisting equipment is fully prepared for the lift |
Range of Variables
- hoisting equipment includes: cranes, Tirfors™, tuggers, chain falls, come-alongs, jacks, blocks
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| B-8.01.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of process to inspect hoisting equipment |
list and describe the elements of a walk-around inspection in a hoisting system |
| describe the procedures used to inspect hoisting equipment |
| identify hoisting equipment, their components, applications, limitations and procedures for use |
Range of Variables
- hoisting equipment includes: cranes, Tirfors™, tuggers, chain falls, come-alongs, jacks, blocks
B-8.02 - Assembles hoisting equipment
Essential Skills
Reading, Thinking, Working with Others
B-8.02 - Assembles hoisting equipment
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| B-8.02.01P |
set up hoisting equipment components |
hoisting equipment components are set up according to manufacturers’ and engineered specifications |
| B-8.02.02P |
identify the order of component assembly |
order of component assembly is identified according to task at hand |
| B-8.02.03P |
select and use tools and equipment |
tools and equipment are selected and used to assemble hoisting equipment according to task at hand and lift plan |
| B-8.02.04P |
identify procedures and requirements |
procedures and requirements for assembly are identified according to equipment being used, manufacturers’ specifications and company procedures |
Range of Variables
- components include: boom, tracks, counterweight, reeving, outrigger boxes, gantry, jib, pads and mats
- hoisting equipment includes: cranes, blocks, strand jacks, tuggers, jack and roll equipment
- procedures include: spooling cable on a drum, preparing ground, reeving a block, assembling crane components, mounting tuggers
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| B-8.02.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to assemble hoisting equipment |
describe the basic procedures for the placement, assembly and installation of hoisting equipment and components |
| identify hoisting equipment, their components, applications, limitations and procedures for use |
| interpret load charts, lift radius and boom length |
Range of Variables
- procedures include: spooling cable on a drum, preparing ground, reeving a block, assembling crane components, mounting tuggers
- hoisting equipment includes: cranes, blocks, strand jacks, tuggers, jack and roll equipment
- components include: boom, tracks, counterweight, reeving, outrigger boxes, gantry, jib
B-8.03 - Performs hoisting operations
Essential Skills
Working with Others, Oral Communication, Thinking
B-8.03 - Performs hoisting operations
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Performance Criteria |
Evidence of Attainment |
| B-8.03.01P |
participate in a pre-lift meeting |
participants are involved in pre-lift meetings in order to understand their roles and responsibilities |
| B-8.03.02P |
use hoisting communication methods |
communication methods are used when hoisting |
| B-8.03.03P |
coordinate activities |
activities between rigging personnel and the equipment operator or operators involved in hoisting are coordinated according to lift plan |
| B-8.03.04P |
operate hoisting equipment |
hoisting equipment is operated according to lift plan and manufacturers’ specifications |
| B-8.03.05P |
control load |
load is controlled by using tag lines, holdbacks and secondary rigging |
| B-8.03.06P |
recognize hazards |
hazards are recognized and lift irregularities are corrected |
Range of Variables
- communication methods include: hand signals, two-way radios, verbal
- hoisting equipment includes: cranes, forklifts, hoists, come-alongs, tuggers, Tirfors™, chainfalls
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| B-8.03.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of hoisting procedures and their associated equipment, applications, limitations and procedures for use |
describe hoisting and load moving procedures |
| list the topics discussed in pre-lift meetings |
| list and describe types, parts and configurations of mobile cranes |
| describe uses and safe working practices for hoisting equipment |
| identify the function, advantage and limitations of various slings and sling arrangements |
| identify slings and hitches used for hoisting materials |
| describe the use and location for slings, tag lines and sling configurations on loads for hoisting |
| determine the centre of gravity for different types of loads |
| B-8.03.02L |
demonstrate knowledge of the use of hoisting communication |
list and demonstrate hand signals used for moving equipment and hoisting |
| describe methods and precautions in using hand signals |
| describe and demonstrate voice communications on a two-way radio |
| list precautions used in voice communication |
| B-8.03.03L |
demonstrate knowledge of engineered lifts |
interpret engineered lift drawings |
| identify the requirements and regulations for a tandem and critical lift, and hoisting personnel |
| B-8.03.04L |
demonstrate knowledge of safety practices related to rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving operations |
identify hazards and describe safe work practices pertaining to rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving |
Range of Variables
- hoisting equipment includes: forklifts, hoists, come-alongs, tuggers, Tirfors™, chainfalls
- loads include: smooth heavy loads, long flexible loads, off balance loads, heavy fragile units, finished or coated loads, large surface area (sail)
B-8.04 - Secures load before rigging removal
Essential Skills
Oral Communication, Thinking, Working with Others
B-8.04 - Secures load before rigging removal
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| B-8.04.01P |
confirm orientation of a load |
fabrication and erection drawings, match marks and other reference points are used to confirm orientation of a load before detaching from hoisting equipment |
| B-8.04.02P |
ensure stability of load |
stability of load is ensured by using shims, wedges, cribbing, guy wires and lines, and other fastening equipment |
| B-8.04.03P |
prepare the load for removal of rigging |
load is prepared for removal of rigging by using bolts, nuts, welding, bull pins and other similar equipment |
| B-8.04.04P |
use grounding procedures |
grounding and load isolation procedures are used while load is attached to hoisting equipment, when welding is required |
| B-8.04.05P |
temporarily suspend loads |
loads for subsequent placement are temporarily suspended using lashing or other equipment |
Range of Variables
- other equipment to suspend loads includes: chain falls, come alongs, Tirfors™, strong backs, key plates, beam clamps
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| B-8.04.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of the procedures to secure a load before rigging removal |
identify the function, advantage and limitations of various slings and sling arrangements |
| identify and describe the location of sling configurations on loads for hoisting |
| identify and describe procedures to secure a load |
| B-8.04.02L |
demonstrate knowledge of jurisdictional regulations pertaining to rigging |
interpret jurisdictional regulations pertaining to rigging |
Range of Variables
- procedures include: dunnage, cribbing, guylines, lashing
Task B-9 Performs post-lift activities
Task Descriptor
Post-lift inspections and disassembly of hoisting equipment are done after the lift is completed. Boilermakers continually maintain rigging and hoisting equipment to ensure personnel safety, optimal operation of the equipment and to avoid equipment damage.
B-9.01 - Conducts post-lift inspection
Essential Skills
Oral Communication, Working with Others, Thinking
B-9.01 - Conducts post-lift inspection
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Evidence of Attainment |
| B-9.01.01P |
inspect area |
area is inspected for hazards, obstructions, damages and other anomalies |
| B-9.01.02P |
eliminate any hazards |
any hazards identified during the post-lift inspection are eliminated by taking actions |
| B-9.01.03P |
assess, tag and report any damaged equipment |
damaged equipment is assessed, tagged and reported to the supervisor |
| B-9.01.04P |
inspect rigging equipment |
rigging equipment is inspected and damaged equipment is removed from service |
| B-9.01.05P |
advise others when area is clear |
others are advised that area is clear by removing barriers |
Range of Variables
- actions include: installing barriers and signs, re-installing grating and railing, housekeeping, post-lift meeting
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| B-9.01.01L |
demonstrate the ability to conduct post-lift inspections |
list and describe the elements of inspections done after each lift |
| list and describe the elements of inspections done after job completion |
B-9.02 - Disassembles hoisting equipment
Essential Skills
Thinking, Oral Communication, Working with Others
B-9.02 - Disassembles hoisting equipment
| NL |
NS |
PE |
NB |
QC |
ON |
MB |
SK |
AB |
BC |
NT |
YT |
NU |
| yes |
yes |
NV |
yes |
yes |
yes |
yes |
yes |
yes |
yes |
NV |
NV |
NV |
Skills
| Reference Code |
Performance Criteria |
Evidence of Attainment |
| B-9.02.01P |
coordinate work |
work is coordinated when other equipment is required to complete task at hand |
| B-9.02.02P |
identify the order of component disassembly |
order of component disassembly is identified according to task at hand |
| B-9.02.03P |
select and use tools and equipment |
tools and equipment are selected and used according to hoisting equipment being disassembled |
| B-9.02.04P |
load and secure equipment for transport |
equipment for transport is loaded and secured according to manufacturers’ specifications, destination, and jurisdictional regulations |
Range of Variables
- component includes: boom, tracks, counterweight, reeving, outrigger boxes, gantry, jib, pads and mats
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| B-9.02.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of the procedure to disassemble hoisting equipment and its associated components |
describe the disassembly of hoisting equipment |
| identify hoisting equipment requiring disassembly |
| describe the procedures for crane boom removal and disassembly |
| identify crane components |
| describe storage procedures and conditions |
| identify rigging and hoisting equipment required to do disassembly |
| describe break-down procedures and sequences |
Range of Variables
- hoisting equipment includes: tuggers, mobile cranes, strand jacks, jacks, tower cranes, gantry cranes
- crane components include: matting, counterweights, gantries, boom sections, jib, pads and mats
B-9.03 - Maintains rigging equipment
Essential Skills
Reading, Document Use, Writing
B-9.03 - Maintains rigging equipment
| NL |
NS |
PE |
NB |
QC |
ON |
MB |
SK |
AB |
BC |
NT |
YT |
NU |
| yes |
yes |
NV |
yes |
yes |
yes |
yes |
yes |
yes |
yes |
NV |
NV |
NV |
Skills
| Reference Code |
Performance Criteria |
Evidence of Attainment |
| B-9.03.01P |
clean and lubricate rigging equipment |
rigging equipment is cleaned and lubricated according to manufacturers’ specifications to ensure that the parts run freely and to prevent corrosion |
| B-9.03.02P |
store rigging equipment |
rigging equipment is stored according to manufacturers’ specifications in dry locations and out of the elements |
| B-9.03.03P |
perform inspection of equipment |
inspections are performed to recognize damaged and defective rigging equipment according to manufacturers’ specifications |
| B-9.03.04P |
tag and remove damaged or defective rigging equipment from service |
damaged or defective rigging equipment is tagged and removed from service according to company policies |
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| B-9.03.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of procedures to maintain rigging equipment |
describe maintenance requirements for rigging equipment |
| describe storage procedures for rigging equipment |
| identify jurisdictional regulations pertaining to maintaining rigging equipment |
| describe the best practices for the care and handling of fibre and wire ropes |