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Find the weight and dimensions of the object. Once you’ve determined what you’ll be lifting pull out the information on the products.

What is the object you are lifting? Are there multiple’s of this object and or multiple objects? One of the first things you should do is establish what the crane will be for. Determining Your Requirements for a Construction Crane Lift (s) Weight and Size of the Items Once you have everything in hand above let’s get started planning your lift.

Weather report (for the day or days of the lifts).

Structural drawings for the building and surrounding structures.

The weights and sizes of equipment you’re lifting.

The crane itself and any related equipment (jib, extended boom, hook, counter-weights).

Traffic control equipment (if necessary).

A binder with tabs to organize all of the information you’ll get.

Traffic control personnel (if necessary).

Superintendent and Project Manager for the project.

City staff (permits for roads, sidewalks, airspace, etc).

Starting out organized will help you to be more organized as the job get’s more complex.

Getting the basic tools and parties together to start planning your first lift is important. What You’ll Need to Start Planning Your Crane Lifts In today’s article we are going to walk through some of the basic requirements for a crane lift and things you should be looking for. There can be many different reasons for needing a crane on site, from moving a big piece of equipment onto site, pouring concrete, or installing windows, cranes have many different applications. Many construction projects have a crane lift on them and planning them correctly is a difficult process. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Email