153 - AL-TB-02 | Tackle Communications and Exclusion Toolbox Talk
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SOURCE-ORIGINAL NUCLEAR LIFTING WORD
AVC AL-TB-02 source-original editable Word for tackle communications and exclusion toolbox talk on nuclear power station workfronts. Cranes and load movements above operating equipment can threaten nuclear safety-related cables, piping, instruments and redundant systems even when the lifted item is non-safety-related. An AVC contractor record supports the plant work package and qualified inspections; it does not grant permission to move loads across a protected station boundary.
WHEN AND WHERE TO COMPLETE
Complete the actual nuclear facility, unit, contractor work zone and approved lift work order or drawing revision, current station permit and QA significance. Identify the crane or hoist asset, load mass and centre of gravity, rigging rating, certified operator and signaller, approved route, supports, exclusion area and emergency/safe landing method. Confirm who owns nearby operating equipment and independent station lifting release.
ACTUAL PRINTED SOURCE CONTENT
Eight real crew topics: inspect and quarantine damaged tackle, designated banksman and communications, never stand under load, checked landing support, reinspect abnormal loads, account for hooks and shackles, report protected-plant impact, close exclusion with operator release. Crew attendance.
REAL PRINTED EVIDENCE AND CHECKS
Brief all eight actual lift/toolbox topics to the work party and obtain real worker attendance; record questions and changes before the next shift. Retain approved lift plan, calculated rigging and ground support, tested tackle certificates, measured load, permit and exclusion diagram, pre-lift QA hold, record of damage or snag and as-left material count.
CRITICAL LIFT AND PROTECTED EQUIPMENT CONTROLS
No load should travel over operating, redundant or nuclear safety-significant plant without an approved engineering/operations-reviewed plan. Confirm weather, communications, clearance to structure, ground capacity, overlapping work and radiological/security boundaries. Quarantine unidentified or damaged lifting gear. An unexpected obstruction, shock load, dropped item or loss of banksman signals requires STOP, incident reporting and a fresh approval before a lift can resume.
FINAL HANDOVER AND WORD PACKAGE OPTIONS
Record load landing, tie-down condition, returned rigging/tackle, missing components, removed barricades, any protected-equipment contact and receiving operator release. Original editable Word Single costs R12.95, already included in the 228-document Nuclear Facility Checklist Package and complete 461-page Nuclear Contractor H&S File. Avoid double purchase. Eligible Singles may qualify for BUY 4 GET 1 FREE while checkout offer is active; check cart. Full packages excluded.
