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Cranes, Rigging, and Your Organization

Presenter: Mike Parnell ITI President/CEO ASME B30 Vice Chair (Cranes & Rigging) ASME P30 Chair (Lift Planning)

A World Leader in Crane & Rigging Training

The views expressed in this presentation are that of ITI and are not necessarily the views of the ASME or any of its committees.

2A World Leader in Crane & Rigging Training

WhO WE aRE

• Serves a Variety of Industries - Aerospace, Chemicals, Construction, DOD, DOE, Electric Utility, Hydro, Manufacturing, Maritime, Mining, Nuclear, Oil & Gas, Pulp & Paper, Railroad, Shipbuilding, Wind Energy


WhO WE aRE


• Training Centers in Washington State, Tennessee, and Alaska


WhO WE aRE



• Provided Services in over 20 Countries Worldwide


• Operations in US, Canada, Brazil

WhO WE aRE





• Operations in US, Canada, Brazil

• Planned expansion to Asia-Pacific and Latin America

WhO WE aRE





OuR CusTOMERs

The World’s Greatest

Organizations Trust

ITI’s Expertise with

their Crane & Rigging

Operations.


TODaY’s aGENDa

• Quick Tips to Maximize this Experience

• 5 Best Practices in Overseeing Your Crane and Rigging Activities

• How to Manage Simple to Complex Lifting Tasks and the People Conducting Them

• Qualified or Certified: OSHA & ASME Regulations Affecting You

• What Are the True Costs of Training Your People?

• Q & A


QuICk TIPs

• Interactive Discussion

• Long-Term Mindset – Think about Expansion, Consolidation, and Preparing for Tomorrow

• Questions are Welcomed

• Utilize the Control Panel to: - Type Questions into the Chat Box - Answer Poll Questions

• Q & A Session after Presentation


5 BEsT PRaCTICEs IN OvERsEEING YOuR CRaNE & RIGGING aCTIvITIEs

1 2 3 4 5


Make the Decision to Commit to Excellence

• Company

• Employees

• Contractors


1


know Your Exposure

• Howmanyliftsdoyourpeople make each year?

• LiftCountCalculator– Download at iti.com/liftcount

• StandardversusCriticalLifts

• Wherearethehighriskareas?


2


Clearly Define Your Personnel’s Roles & Responsibilities

• ASMEB30.5–MobileCranePersonnelResponsibilities

- Crane Owner, Crane User, Site Supervisor, Lift Director, Crane Operator

• OSHA29CFRPart1926–Signalperson, Rigger, Operator

• HaveyoudefinedtheRoles/Responsibilities of your people?

• Crane&RiggingManual


3


know the Law


4• Crane&RiggingManual• EquipmentInspections• PersonnelTraining&

Experience History – How are you Tracking?

•OSHA•ASME•CSA•LOLER

External Internal



New systems, Methods, and Packaging Require advanced skills

• Modularization

• Sophisticated Load Handling Equipment

• Field-ReadyInstallation

5



1. Make the Decision to Commit to Excellence

2. know Your Exposure

3. Clearly Define Personnel Roles & Responsibilities

4. know the Law

5. New systems, Methods, and Packaging Require advanced skills


MaNaGING sIMPLE TO COMPLEx LIfTING aCTIvITIEs & ThE PEOPLE CONDuCTING ThEM

Load handling activity TeamIn ASME B30.5.

After 2012 in more ASME Volumes.

Lift Director site supervisor LhE Operator LhE user LhE Owner

*LHE=loadhandlingequipment



Lift DirectorDirectly oversees the work being performed by a crane and the associated rigging crew.

• ASMEB.30.5-3.1.3.3.1

Lift Director Site Supervisor LHE Operator LHE User LHE Owner



site supervisorExercises supervisory control over the work site on which a crane is being used and over the work that is being performed on that site.

• ASMEB.30.5-3.1.3.2.1

Lift Director site supervisor LHE Operator LHE User LHE Owner



Crane OperatorDirectly controls the crane’s functions.

• ASMEB.30.5-3.1.3.3.1

Lift Director Site Supervisor LhE Operator LHE User LHE Owner



Crane userArranges the crane’s presence on a worksite and controls its use there.

• ASMEB.30.5-3.1.3.1.2

Lift Director Site Supervisor LHE Operator LhE user LHE Owner



Crane OwnerHas custodial control of a crane by virtue of lease or ownership.

• ASMEB.30.5-3.1.3.1.1

Lift Director Site Supervisor LHE Operator LHE User LhE Owner


• ClassifyLoadHandlingCategory:Standardvs.CriticalLift

• Mustunderstandriggingtechniquesandapplications

• Trainpersonnelto:


- Inspect Rigging

- Proper Load Handling

- Job Hazard Analysis

- Rigging Installation/Removal

- Load Handling Procedures

- Signals, Taglines, Spotting


• PerformanceofLiftDirector,Rigger,Operator,Signalperson

• CriticalLiftPlanning

• ContributionsbyFieldEngineers,ProjectSuperintendents/Managers



QuaLIfIED OR CERTIfIED: Osha & asME REGuLaTIONs affECTING YOu

Poll Question: Do you believe that you’re conducting “construction-related activities”?

• Permit

• Upgrade,enhance,complexactivities



• OSHA29CFRPart1926defines“activities”notindustries

• Whatifweconductconstruction-relatedactivities?

• Whatifwedon’t?



• WhichDirectionisASMEgoing?



• SkillsandKnowledgeShouldbetheGoal–RegardlessofQualified versus Certified


WhaT aRE ThE TRuE COsTs Of TRaINING YOuR PEOPLE?

• Whataresomeofthecostsinvolvedintrainingyourpeople?

• HardCostsvs.SoftCosts

• OpportunityCosts



■ Lost Production

■ Lost Wages

■ Materials

■ Trainer Travel/Per Diem

■ Training Fee

■ Lost Production

■ Lost Wages

■ Materials

■ Trainer Travel/Per DIem

■ Other Training

Lost Production

$24,000

Lost Wages

$7,680

Training Materials

Training Materials

$480

Trainer Travel/Per Diem


$2,000

TRAINING FEE

$3,500

Total

$37,660

Lost Production

$24,000

Lost Wages

$7,680 $480 $2,000

50% TRAINING FEE

$1,750

Total

$35,910

2-Day Training Program for 12 People


2-Day Training Program for 12 People @ 1/2 Rate


How much does training really cost?

Overall cost difference is less than 5% for premium training versus lower priced training.

Lost Production $24,000 64%

Lost Wages $7,680 20%

Materials $480 1%

Travel/Per Diem $2,000 5%

Training $3,500 9%

Total $37,660 100%



Materials $480 1%


Training $1,750 5%

Total $35,910 100%

Example: Premium Training International

■ Lost Production

■ Lost Wages

■ Materials


■ Training Fee

■ Lost Production

■ Lost Wages

■ Materials


■ Other Training

Lost Production

$24,000

Lost Wages

$7,680

Training Materials

Training Materials

$480



$2,000

TRAINING FEE

$3,500

Total

$37,660

Lost Production

$24,000

Lost Wages

$7,680 $480 $2,000

50% TRAINING FEE

$1,750

Total

$35,910









Materials $480 1%


Training $3,500 9%

Total $37,660 100%



Materials $480 1%


Training $1,750 5%

Total $35,910 100%

64%

9%5%1%

20%



■ Lost Production

■ Lost Wages

■ Materials


■ Training Fee

■ Lost Production

■ Lost Wages

■ Materials


■ Other Training

Lost Production

$24,000

Lost Wages

$7,680

Training Materials

Training Materials

$480



$2,000

TRAINING FEE

$3,500

Total

$37,660

Lost Production

$24,000

Lost Wages

$7,680 $480 $2,000

50% TRAINING FEE

$1,750

Total

$35,910









Materials $480 1%


Training $3,500 9%

Total $37,660 100%



Materials $480 1%


Training $1,750 5%

Total $35,910 100%

■ Lost Production

■ Lost Wages

■ Materials


■ Training Fee

■ Lost Production

■ Lost Wages

■ Materials


■ Other Training

Lost Production

$24,000

Lost Wages

$7,680

Training Materials

Training Materials

$480



$2,000

TRAINING FEE

$3,500

Total

$37,660

Lost Production

$24,000

Lost Wages

$7,680 $480 $2,000

50% TRAINING FEE

$1,750

Total

$35,910









Materials $480 1%


Training $3,500 9%

Total $37,660 100%



Materials $480 1%


Training $1,750 5%

Total $35,910 100%

Premium Training International

Overall cost different is less than 5% for Premium Training versus Low-Priced Training.

Budget Training Group


WHAT ARE THE TRUE COSTS FOR 3RD PARTY ASSISTANCE?

• Inspections-3rdParty

• EquipmentMaintenance

• Training-3rdParty


Q & a• 5 Best Practices in Overseeing Your Crane and

Rigging Activities

• Managing simple to Complex Lifting Activities and the People Conducting Them

• Qualified or Certified: Current Regulations Affecting You

• What are the True Costs of Training Your People?

• Other Topics?

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