Level the mobile crane and assemble its counterweight configuration as specified in the lift plan. Step 5.2: Balancing the Crane & Removing Counterweights
The dismantling of a tower crane is arguably the most dangerous phase of its lifecycle. While erection attracts attention for its dramatic height increases, dismantling involves working at maximum height with partially disassembled components, often in tight urban environments. A is not just a paperwork exercise; it is a critical risk control document that dictates the safe, logical, and efficient reversal of the erection process. tower crane dismantling method statement
A fully stocked first-aid kit and designated rescue equipment (e.g., gotcha rescue kit) must be present at the base of the crane. 7. Restoration and Site Clean-Up Level the mobile crane and assemble its counterweight
Slowly maneuver the jib away from the tower structure and lower it to the designated ground storage area for further disassembly. Step 5.4: Remaining Counter-Weight & Counter-Jib Removal A is not just a paperwork exercise; it
This method statement must be read, understood, and signed by all members of the dismantling crew during a mandatory prior to starting work. Appendices to be attached to this document: Appendix A: Mobile Crane Load Charts and Lift Plan Diagrams Appendix B: Ground Bearing Capacity Certification
