Safer work starts with better knowledge.

Have a competent person plan lifting around the actual load and route.

Confirm load weight and lifting points from reliable information.

Use equipment within its approved configuration and operating limits.

Assess ground bearing and support arrangements for lifting equipment.

Keep people out from under suspended loads.

Maintain a controlled lifting zone including the landing area.

Select lifting accessories for the load and lifting arrangement.

Remove damaged or unidentified lifting accessories from use.

Agree signals and identify the designated signaller.

Stop the lift when agreed communication is lost.

Use an assessed arrangement when the operator cannot see the load.

Review the effect of wind on the load and lifting equipment.

Keep hands and feet clear during load landing.

Use load-control methods only as planned and assessed.

Include electrical and structural obstructions in the lift assessment.

Confirm inspection and examination requirements before the lift.

Reassess when load shape, rigging or lift location changes.

Who has authority to stop this lift?