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OCP 17 - Craddle Operations

The document outlines the Operational Control Procedures (OCP-17) for cradle operations at KEAN construction projects, focusing on installation, operation, and dismantling to mitigate environmental impacts and occupational hazards. It details responsibilities, risk assessments, safety measures, and compliance obligations to ensure safe practices during cradle operations. The procedures emphasize the importance of competent personnel, proper equipment checks, and adherence to safety guidelines to prevent accidents and ensure environmental protection.

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OCP 17 - Craddle Operations

The document outlines the Operational Control Procedures (OCP-17) for cradle operations at KEAN construction projects, focusing on installation, operation, and dismantling to mitigate environmental impacts and occupational hazards. It details responsibilities, risk assessments, safety measures, and compliance obligations to ensure safe practices during cradle operations. The procedures emphasize the importance of competent personnel, proper equipment checks, and adherence to safety guidelines to prevent accidents and ensure environmental protection.

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Operational Control Procedures (OCP-17)

Cradle Operations

To prevent the environmental impact and occupational hazards arising during


Purpose
Cradle installation, operation, and dismantling.
This Operational control procedure is applicable to Cradle installation, operation
Scope
and dismantling at all construction projects of KEAN.
KEAN Project Head / Project In charge is accountable for Guiding, Monitoring &
reviewing contractors HSE performance & adherence to the work instructions
by the contractor & its sub-contractors, in consultation with other disciples and
the respective contractor is responsible & accountable for transmitting this safe
Responsibilities &
operating procedure to their sub-contractors and ensure that the contents are
Accountabilities
clearly understood & being followed by them.
In case of non-adherence to work instructions and non-performance by
Contractor, the KEAN Project Head / Project In Charge has the right to get this
done by another contractor
Authority KEAN Project Manager/Project in charge, HSE In-charge
Process Flow:
Cradle Installation
 Ensure the building drawing is available before planning for cradle installation
 Identify the area where the cradle to be erected and its authorization from structural engineer
 Selection of cradle which is going to installed at site
 Selection of workers who are going to erect the cradle is competent enough to perform the job.
Height work-related health checkup and permit shall be in place.
 Selection of workers who are going to perform the operations on cradle
 Ensure the appropriate planning and assessment of the operation including the selection of a suitable
suspended working platform for the type of the job and the working environment
 Carry out the risk assessment for the entire activity considering the man, machine, material used
during the cradle installation.
 Ensure relevant documents should be available which to be reviewed by competent person so as to
ensure the design, construction, and assembly of the complete installation, as well as individual
items/components, are in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications and the Code of Practice
 The information and documents should include: - the manufacturer’s instruction and maintenance
manual, the maintenance records, inspection records, test certificates
 Machine parts and safety devices that are listed in the operation and maintenance manual, repair log
books, and history of the suspended working platform are in good working order
 Ensure the risk assessment carried out and its communicate to entire cradle team
 Ensure any cradle movement area should be obstructions free, no lifting equipment should intersect
during cradle operation
 Where the suspended working platform is counterbalanced by counterweights, it is important to
ensure that adherence to manufacturer’s guideline to determine the counterweights and they are in
proper and secure position
 Wherever parapet wall clamps are used, a horizontal structural member should be arranged to serve
as tie/strut to maintain constant distance between the two outriggers/supports for hanging the

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cradle
 The erection of a suspended working platform and the alteration of any structure from its original
design should only be carried out under the supervision of a competent person
 The third party certification shall be obtained after every alteration, modification or any changes to
the cradle
 Contractors should ensure that the structural strength of the parapet is adequate prior to installation
of the suspended platform
 Structural engineers’ comments on the installation of suspended working platform should be
obtained whenever necessary
 Ensure that no alteration to the electrical or mechanical parts of the Cradle is allowed
 Ensure job specific PPE(Personal protective equipment) is available before operation on cradle
 Ensure personal fall arrestor system is installed
 Ensure every structural member and joint of the working platform should be checked to ensure that it
is free from wear, corrosion, visual cracks, bends or dislocation
 Ensure tower crane OCP (operational control procedure) has been followed in case of cradle parts
lifting
Cradle Operation
 Selection and arrangement of man & material for operation
 Ensure required and job specific PPE is available and workers are competent enough to wear that
 Ensure height pass has been conducted before working on platform
 Ensure medical test has been carried out for the worker
 Ensure that cradle is not being used for material or man transportation purpose
 The information and instructions contained in the safe system of work are disseminated to all working
personnel
 Ensure necessary training in connection with the subjects are provided to them
 Ensure area is properly barricaded and appropriate signage has been provided at ground floor or
landing platform of cradle
 Ensure suitable and adequate communication means are provided for the personnel working on the
cradle
 Conduct the tool box talk before cradle operation
 Ensure that cradle should not overload and all safety devices are in working condition
 Wear safety harness with its lanyard attached properly to the independent lifeline or specified
anchorage so provided. The lanyard should never be anchored to any railings or fittings of the
working platform unless they have been specified and tested for the purpose
 The lifeline is properly installed and anchored through fall arrestor
 Ensure that cradle operation workers have their immediate supervisor or safety personnel contact
numbers for emergency contact
 Any defect of the suspended working platform is recorded and reported to the owner or the
maintenance contractor if such defect is out of repair under his control.
 Ensure no loose materials stored inside cradle
 Ensure all cradle engine gears or other tools are physically fit and its record has been maintained, it
should be maintained by competent personnel
 Ensure that cradle is fitted with roof which can arrest any falling objects
 The power supply cable or lifting wires/ropes should be properly guided and kept in order to avoid

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any accidental entanglement.


 Every component for fixing or anchoring the suspended working platform such as holding-down bolts,
tie-back ropes/beams, turn-buckles, bracings/ledgers and stiffeners/paddings including roof fixing
should be thoroughly examined to ensure that they are in proper position, securely tightened and
free from cracks, corrosion, excessive wear, dislocation or deformation
 The ropes should be in safe working condition and no bolts are loose or have been removed and that
all connections are sound
 Ensure all power tools are adequately safety checked before its operation and appropriate HSE
guidelines followed
 Ensure safety catching netting system are in place beneath the working location

Cradle dismantling
 Ensure cradle dismantling has been carried out by competent personnel
 Ensure dismantling workers are aware of the hazards associated with dismantling
 Ensure that area is completely cordoned off before dismantling starts
 Ensure the dismantling sequence has been followed as per the instruction provided by competent
supervisor and as per the guidelines provided by the manufacturer or supplier
 Ensure no unauthorized entry is allowed in the area of dismantling.
 Ensure all electrical connections are properly secured and concern team is informed of dismantling
process
 Ensure all workers have been informed regarding dismantling
 Ensure work relevant signage are in place before dismantling starts
Equipment/ Machine Used Major Raw Materials & Consumables used
 Power tools
 Tower crane
 Mobile crane
Significant Environmental Aspects Significant OH&S Hazards
 Dust emission during grinding works for surface  Fall of a person due to non-anchorage of
cleaning if in case of painting works safety harness.
 Consumption of natural resources electrical energy  Fall of material from height due to failure of
lifting tools
 Hit by due to mobile equipment’s in the
vicinity
Hazardous Waste Generated in process Non-Hazardous Waste Generated in process
 Cotton gloves
 Any other construction waste (repairing
work )
Inspection/ Calibration Requirements for any
PPE’s to be used
tools
 Safety helmet  Third party inspection for cradle fitness
 safety shoes  Third party fitness certificate for all lifting
 Nose mask tools and power tools
 Safety goggles  Medical fitness certificate for the workers

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 Reflective Jacket(All PPEs must be in line with  Routine Safety inspection for cradle
approved plan or relevant IS standards)  Routine safety inspection by safety officers
 Earplug/ muff must be used during high noise as well external parties
Control of Significant Environmental Aspects and Significant OHS Hazards

Control of Significant Environmental Aspects:


Environmental Risk- Generation of Noise & Dust emission
 Selection of less noisy machines or equipment to be deployed
 Ambient noise monitoring/Air quality checks
 Sprinkling of water for dust control
Environmental Risk- Consumption of natural resources
 Optimize the natural resource consumption by regular monitoring of consumption of electrical energy
and water consumptions.
 Optimize the number of trips of logistically and judicially to ensure the lowest consumption.
 Ensure all the electrical appliances used at the site are BEE certified and all the equipment is installed
as per the capacity requirement at the site.
 Spread the message of conservation of natural resources in the organization through posters,
education through pep talks and competition on environmental issues.
Control of Significant OHS Hazards:
OHS-Risk-Fall of person/material
 All persons riding on the cradle shall be equipped with a safety harness which shall be attached to an
independent lifeline at all times.
 A competent person shall be appointed to carry out the necessary inspections on the
cradle prior to use, and after any event that could affect the safe operation of the scaffold
 The adequate risk assessment shall be conducted for the use of a cradle.
 Emergency response should be explained to the operators as per approved onsite emergency plan
 The area perpendicular to cradle must be cordoned off to prevent the risk of objects falling down on
any persons
 All handheld tools used in the cradle must be properly secured to prevent them from dropping out of
the cradle.
OHS-Risk-Collision with other equipment
 A maintenance program must be implemented to ensure proper working condition of the suspended
platform
 All operators of the cradle must be adequately trained in the proper use of the cradle
 All erectors/operators/users of cradle shall be briefed on the safe work procedures that have been
established.
 Always keep safe distance from other equipment’s
 During erection, do measure radius for the collision distance with other equipment’s to prevent
collision
 Do communicate with another equipment operator for cradle operations

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Applicable Compliance Obligation Spill Control / Leak Control/ Hazardous Waste


Control
 Building and other construction workers
(Regulation of employment and conditions of
service) Act, 1996 and BOCW Central Rules 1998
 Maharashtra Building and Other Construction Not applicable
Workers (Regulation of Employment and
Conditions of Service) Rules, 2007
 Central Electricity Act 2015
Environmental and OH&S Monitoring
Conservation of Natural Resources
Parameters
 Conserve natural resources by optimizing usage
and minimization of the waste of the resources.
In the case of Abnormality, Deviation, Near Miss,
Incident, Contact: As per approved “on-site emergency plan”
Project In charge
 Approved site PHSEP
 OCP’s for following works
1. Hand tools and power tools
Reference Documents:
2. Material handling and storage
 HIRA for cradle works
 EIA for cradle works
Forms and Checklist
1. Lifting equipment register (PSFC/58)
2. Maintenance register (PSFC/63)
3. Permit register (PSFC/65)
4. RSP/Cradle Checklist (PSFC/17)
5. Electrical checklist (PSFC/13)
6. Overhead protection checklist (PSFC/35)

Records:

Pictorial Representation Pictorial Representation

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