TLIA807C - Transfer Cargo - Learner Guide

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TLIA807C Transfer cargo

Australian National Training Authority 2003 Page 3Customised and developed by Armstrongs Driver Education Pty Ltd ADELG1076

Contents

What this Learners Guide is about........................................ 1

Planning your learning ........................................................... 2

How you will be assessed...................................................... 5

Section 1............................................................................................. 7

Preparing for load transfer ..................................................... 7

Section 2........................................................................................... 27

Transferring cargo and completing transfers ....................... 27

Additional resources....................................................................... 35

Feedback on activities .................................................................... 37


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What this Learners Guide is about

Thislearningguideisabouttheskillsandknowledgerequiredtotransfercargoinaccordancewithworkplacerequirementsincludingpreparingforthetransferoftheload,safelytransferringthecargousingappropriateliftingequipment,finalisingthetransfer,andcompletingallrequireddocumentation.

TheElementsofCompetencyfromtheunitTLIA807CTransfercargocoveredinthislearningGuidearelistedbelow.

Prepareforloadtransfer

Transfercargo

Completetransfer

ThisunitofcompetencyisfromtheTransportandLogisticsTrainingPackage(TLI07).


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Planning your learning

ItisimportanttoplanyourlearningbeforeyoustartbecauseyoumayalreadyhavesomeoftheknowledgeandskillsthatarecoveredinthisLearnersGuide.Thismightbebecause:

Youhavebeenworkingintheindustryforsometime

Youhavealreadycompletedtraininginthisarea.

Togetherwithyoursupervisorortrainerusethechecklistsonthefollowingpagestohelpyouplanyourstudyprogram.Youranswerstothequestionsinthechecklistwillhelpyouworkoutwhichsectionsof

thisLearnersGuideyouneedtocomplete.

ThisLearnersGuideiswrittenwiththeideathatlearningismademorerelevantwhenyou,thelearner,areactuallyworkingintheindustry.Thismeansthatyouwillhavepeoplewithintheenterprisewhocanshowyouthings,discusshowthingsaredoneandansweranyquestionsyouhave.Alsoyoucanpractisewhatyoulearnandseehowwhatyoulearnisappliedintheenterprise.

IfyouareworkingthroughthisLearnersGuideandhavenotyetfoundajobintheindustry,youwillneedtotalktoyourtraineraboutdoing

workexperienceorworkingandlearninginsomesortofsimulatedworkplace.


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Section 1: Prepare for load transfer

Areyouableto: Yes No

1. identifyloadcharacteristicstodetermineanyspecialhandlingorequipmentrequirements?

2. determinelocationofloadinyardandfollowtransfermethod?

3. establishpathwayforloadtransferconsistentwithworkplaceproceduresnotingobstaclesandanyparticularsafetyprecautions?

4. prepareworkingareainaccordancewiththenational

standards,safetycodes,andsiteoperatingprocedure5.

6. assemblepersonalprotectionequipmentandothersafetyequipment(anduseasrequired)?

7. calculatetheSafeWorkingLoad(SWL)orWorkingLoadLimit(WLL)usingformulaefortheparticulartypeofliftingequipment?

8. checkliftingequipmenttodeterminesafeworkingorderforthetransfer?

9. reportunsafeequipmenttoappropriatepersonnel?

Section 2: Transfer cargo


1. steadycargoandsecureusingappropriatedevices?

2. liftloadandshiftsafelyfollowingnationalstandards,

safetycodesandsiteoperatingprocedures?

3. transferloadandsetdownensuringnoinjurytopersonnelordamagetomachineryorcargo?


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Section 3: Complete transfer


1. releasesecuringarrangementsfromloadensuringnoinjurytopersonnelordamagetomachineryorcargo?

2. completerelevantdocumentationincludingreportingofdamagedcargoinaccordancewithworkplacereportingrequirements?

3. returnequipmenttostoreandreturnworkareatonormalworkingcondition?


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How you will be assessed

AssessmentofthisUnitofCompetencywillincludeobservationofrealorsimulatedworkprocessesusingworkplaceproceduresandquestioningonunderpinningknowledgeandskills.Itmustbedemonstratedinanactualorsimulatedworksituationundersupervision.

Youwillberequiredtoshowthat:

youcantransfercargosafelyandwithinsafeworkingload

determineworkingloadlimitforliftingequipment.


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Section 1

Preparing for load transfer


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Section outline

Areascoveredinthissection

Preparingforloadtransferincluding:

safetyissuesforselfandfellowteammembers

calculatingSafeWorkingLoadorWorkingLoadLimitforlifting

equipmenttobeused

preparingpathwayandareafortransferoperations

transferringspecialisedloads


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How do you plan and prepare for transferringcargo?

What safety issues are involved for my fellowteam members and myself?

Safetyisoftheutmostimportancetoeveryonewhenyouareworking.Youmaybeworkinginabusyterminalareawheretrucksandforkliftsareoperatingorwithinawarehousewherethereispedestriantraffictravellingthroughthearea.

Regardlessofthelocation,yourfocusshouldbeonsafety.Agoodwaytorememberwhoisaffectedbysafetyisthinkabout:

Thegreatestsafetyriskistoyourselfandyourfellowteammembers,especiallyifcargothatyouaretransferringfallsorcomesloose.

YouremployerwillhaveissuedyouwithPersonalProtectiveEquipment(PPE)whenyoustartedinyourjob.Thismightinclude:

safetyboots

someformofuniformincludingidentificationofyour

organisation

gloves

hearingprotection(forusearoundnoisymachinery

safetyglasses(forusewhenusingequipmentthatgivesoffsparks,sawdust,metalparticles)

hardhat.

OWN Health and Safety

OTHERS Health and Safety

OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety


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OtherPPE,includingsomeoftheitemslistedabove,maybeavailableforuseonspecialisedtasksthathaveotherdangersorhazards.ThetablebelowprovidesalistofotherPPEandindicateswhenitwouldberequired:

ItemofPPE Use

Respirator Usingchemicals,paints,sprayingherbicide,etc

Faceshield Usingchemicalsthatcancauseeyeirritationorarecorrosiveandmaysplashonfaceandintoeyes

Heatproofgloves Usinghotmaterialssuchastar

Leatherchaps Usingchainsaworsimilarequipmentthatmaycausecutstolimbs

Kevlargloves Usingknivesorcuttingtoolswherenormalflexibilityisrequired

Backsupport Whereheavyorrepeatedliftingisinvolved

Insectrepellent Forworkinginopenareas

Gumboots Forworkinginwater

Wetweatherjacket Forworkingoutdoorsinwetweather

Sunglassesandsunscreen

Forworkingoutdoorsinsunnyweather

Highvisibilityjacket Forworkinginareaswheresafetymaybecompromisedifnotseenclearly(alongraillines)

MINI-ACTIVITY:

Can you identify any other PPEthat is available for specialisedtasks that is not included in thislist? If so, add this in to the list.


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SpecificPPEwilldependonthecargothatyouaretransferringandtheriskofcontactwiththecontentsofthecargo.Dangerousgoodsmaybeinvolvedandwherethereissomeriskofexposuretothistypeofmaterial,specificPPEmayberequired.

Thebasisofworkingsafelyistoidentifyhazardsandassessrisksandthenputcontrolsinplacefortheassessedriskssothattheriskisremovedorlessenedtoanacceptablelevel.Thisisthebasisof(safety)riskmanagement.

Examplesofrisksthatmightbeintransferringcargocanbegroupedaround:

humanerrorduetomistakes,tiredness,lackofconcentration

risksassociatedwithliftingequipmentbeingused

risksassociatedwithmaterialsthataredangerousgoodsincludingchemicals,paints,solvents,cleaningproducts,hottar,etc

risksassociatedwiththeimmediateenvironmentwhereworkisbeingdonesuchastrafficareas,edgesofwharvesclosetothewater,etc.

Riskmanagementinvolvesassessingconsequencesbeforecontrols

andputinplaceandthelikelihoodoftheeventoccurring.Forinstance,theriskassociatedwithbeingkilledonthejobasaresultofavolcaniceruptionarealmostnilinAustraliaastherearenoactivevolcanoes.Ifyouwerecaughtinthissituation,yoursurvivalwouldbehighlyunlikely.So,theconsequenceisextremelyseriousbutthelikelihoodisVERYlow.Overall,theriskisassessedasLOW.

Ontheotherhand,theriskthatyouwillgetwetcrossingastreambysteppingonslipperymosscoveredrocksismuchhigher.Theconsequenceswillprobablybejustwetshoesorfeetbutthelikelihoodismuchhigher.TheriskisstillratedasLOWasitisprobablywarmweatherandyouwillsuffernorealilleffectsfromtheexperience.Hittingyourheadonarockisanotherriskwithhigherconsequencesandthesameorsimilarlikelihood.


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Thefollowingtableprovidesasuggestedmeasurementchartthatyoucanuseinassessingrisksbeforedecidingwhatcontrolstoputinplaceandthepriorityoncontrols.Theassessmentisundertakenbeforecontrolsareputinplaceandthenaftercontrolsareputinplaceto

ensurethatcontrolsareeffective.Duringalongeractivity,theassessmentcanberepeatedtomonitorcontroloftherisk.

Keytorisksbeforecontrolareputinplace

1 veryunlikely

2 possible

3 someoccurrences

4 happenonaregularbasis

Likelihood

5 certaintohappenregularly

1 minorcutorbruise

2 minorattentionrequired

3 attentionrequired/offworkfordayor

two

4 seriousinjury,hospitalisation

Consequences

5 death,majorcatastrophe

ThefirstactivitieslookatapplyingthesetechniquestotransferringcargoandrequiredPPE.


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Activity 1: Assessing risks in undertaking cargo transfer

Arrange with your supervisor or trainer to work with an experienced

team member to transfer cargo. Undertake a risk assessment ofthe activity. Discuss the team member and your supervisor ortrainer what the risks might be and the likelihood and consequence,before and after controls are put in place.

List the main risks that you can identify, (estimate) likelihood andconsequences and propose control measures for these risks.

Use the space below for this activity. One suggested risk has beenincluded as a guide.

Key to risks before control put in place:(Ranked in order of consequence and then likelihood)

L = likelihood 1 = very unlikely2 = possible3 = some occurrences4 = happen on a regular5 = certain to happen regularly

C = consequence 1 = minor cut or bruise2 = minor attention required

3 = attention required/off work for day or two4 = serious injury, hospitalisation5 = death, major catastrophe

Risk L C Suggested controls

Dropping object on footwhile assembling cargofor transfer

2 3 Wear appropriate footwear;share load if heavy; exercisecaution/awareness

There is feedback on this activity at the back of this LearnersGuide.


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Activity 2: PPE

Discuss with you supervisor, trainer and fellow team members what

types of cargo you will be transferring. Enquire about anydangerous goods transferred. Make a list of PPE required foreveryday work and when transferring specialised cargoes. Sixexamples are required.

Cargo Required PPE

Everyday work



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How do you calculate Safe Working Load orWorking Load Limit for lifting equipment to beused?

ThemaximumloadthatcanbeliftedbyaslingusingastraightliftistheWorkingLoadLimit(WLL).

OncetheWLLhasbeenalteredduetoaparticularslingingmethodsuchasanincreaseintheanglebetweentwolegsorareeveitisthenreferredtoastheSafeWorkingLoad(SWL).Eachofthesewillbedealtwithinthematerialthatfollows.

TheWLLcandependon: typeofmaterialusedforsling(naturalfibrerope,chain,

flexiblesteelwirerope(FSWR),syntheticrope.flatwebbing,roundsyntheticslings)

conditionofmaterial

dryness/wetnessofslingmaterial

ratedbreakingstrainofsling

methodofloading

includedangles.

Asageneralruleofthumb,theWLLofaslingusingastraightliftcanbecalculatedbydividingtheguaranteedbreakingstrainofthesling(GBS)byasafetyfactor,usually5.

Astraightliftordirectloadisdefinedinthefollowingdiagram:

FSWRandchainshouldbetaggedwithaWLL.Ifnot,consultwiththemanufacturerorsupplier.FSWRwithnotagsisassumedtobemadeof1570MPasteelwires.

WLLtablesareavailableforavarietyofslingsandrope.Checkyourworkplaceforthesetablesandensurethecorrecttableisusedto

calculateWLL.

Load factor = 1 forstraight lift


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Asaroughruleofthumb,thefollowingformulaapplyforstraightlifts:

Material WLLformula Exampleofcalculation

FSWR WLL(kgs)=Dx8

(D=diameterinmmasbelow)

ForFSWRof9mmdiameter,

WLL=9x9x8=648kgs

Chain(WLLofchaindeterminedbygrade)

Forgrade80chain:

WLL(kgs)=Dx32


Forgrade80chainof12mmdiameter,

WLL=12x12x32=4608kgs

or4.6tonnes

Naturalfibrerope

WLL(kgs)=D


ForNaturalfibreropeof15mmdiameter,

WLL=15x15=225kgs

NOTE:

ChainshouldbetaggedwithWLL.Ifnot,returntomanufacturer).

DiameterisasshownbyarrowbelowforFSWR:

Diameterforchainisthroughthelinkasshownbyarrowsbelow:


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Thecalculationsshownabovecanbereversedtocalculatetherequireddiameterslingforagivenload.

Forexample,ifaloadof1600kilogramsistobeliftedusingadirect

load,whatsizeFSWRisrequired?

IfWLL(kgs)=Dx8,then,D*=L(kgs)8(D=diameterofFSWRtotakethisload)

So,D=16008

=200 =14.14mm

Thereverseformulaeareasfollows:

Material WLLformula Exampleofcalculation

FSWR D*=L(kgs)8

(D=diameterinmmofFSWR)

Seeexampleabove.

Chain D*=L(kgs)32

(D=diameterinmmoflinks)

Forloadof3.2tonnesor3200kgs,requiredchaindiameter(grade80)is:

320032=100=10mm

Naturalfibre

rope

D*=L(kgs)

(D=diameterinmmofrope)

Forloadof400kgs,required

ropediameteris:

400(kgs)=20mm

FlatwebbingandroundsyntheticslingsarelabelledwithWLL.Returntomanufactureriflabelismissingforassessmentandrelabelling.Syntheticslingsarecolourcoded(seetablebelow).


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WLLtableforsyntheticslings

(Source:AGuidetoRigging,WorkCoverAuthorityofNSWandVictorianWorkCoverAuthority).

WLLtableforFSWR

ThistableprovidesamoreaccuratecalculationofWLLforFSWR.Notethatthemethodofslingingandincludedanglewhenusingabaskethitchalterstheloadfactor.Samplecalculationsusingthistablefollow

thetableandmaterialonSWL.


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TocalculateWLL,usethefollowingformula:

WLL=weightanglefactorreevefactor(loadfactor)

Forexample,forthefollowingloadandslingarrangement(seediagram):

Weight=20tonnes

Reevefactor=0.5(rectangularload)

Anglefactorfor60=1.73

WLL=201.730.5=23.1tonnes

Sosling(s)willrequireaWLLofatleast23.1tonnes

Asasecondexample,forasteelpipeweighing10tonnesandslungasshown,therequiredWLLofsling(s)is/are:

WLL=101.000.75

=13.3tonnes

Theloadtobeslungshouldbeabletobereadfromeitherthedeliverydocketormanifestoorwillbestampedonthecontainer.Ifthisinformationisnotavailable,donotattempttolifttheload.(Afurtheroptionistofollowupwiththecompanyresponsibleforthedelivery.

Somematerialscanbeheavierwhenwet.Timberforinstancecanweighupto50%morewhenwet.Containers,pipes,tanks,etcmaynotbeempty,socheckthiscarefully.Whenlifting,lookforsignsofstrainontheslingsandliftingequipment.Ifthisoccurs,immediatelystopandreplacetheloadandcheckfurther.

60

20 tonnes

120


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Anumberofcautionsareprovidedwhenliftingloads:

avoidsuddenstopsanddropsasthesecauseincreasedstressonslings

useasmoothliftanddescent ensurethattheloadshouldissecuredandbalanced

usepackingstripstopreventdamagetothecargowhenbeingliftedanddamagetoslingfromsharpedgesoncargo

placetimberdunnageonthegroundtoreceivecargo

liftvertically

ensurehookisovercentreofgravityoftheloadandhook

isplacedabovecentreofgravity usespreadersforlongerobjectssuchasbeams,pipes.

ThefollowingactivityasksyoutocalculateWLLandSWLforanumberofsituations.


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Activity 3: Calculating WLL and SWL

For the given cargo and lifting arrangements, calculate the WLL/SWL and diameter of material.

Load Sling material Included angle Load type SWL/WLL Diameter ofmaterial

10 tonnes FSWR - Round/Choke hitch

15 tonnes FSWR 120 Rectangular/Basket hitch

2.5 tonnes Chain - Direct loaded/straight lift

12 tonnes FSWR 90 Round/Basket hitch

500 kgs Natural fibre rope - Direct loaded/straight lift

1250 kgs FSWR - Rectangular/Choke hitch

7.8 tonnes Chain - Direct loaded/straight lift

6 tonnes FSWR 60 Rectangular/Basket hitch

750 kgs Natural fibre rope - Direct loaded/straight lift

1 tonne Chain - Round/Choke hitch

There is feedback on this activity at the back of this Learners Guide.


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What preparations are required for transferringcargo?

Planningisacriticalpartofanyjob.Thisisalsotruefortransferringloads.

InthefirstsectionofthisLearnersGuide,youweregiveninformationaboutriskassessment.Thefollowingchecklistcanbeusedtopreparefortransferringloads.Thechecklistgivesspecialconditionsorprecautionstotakewithtransferringcargo.

Criteriatocheckinrelationtocargobeingtransferred

Actionstobetaken

Doescargohavesharpedges?

Placematerialbetweenslingandedges

Iscargocontainerdamaged?

Repairorreplace.Reportasrequired.

Iscargooutsideinwetweatherorverysunnyweather?

AdditionalPPErequiredforweatherconditions;extracareinwettopreventslipping

Doescargoincludedangerousgoods*(diamondshapedlabelsstampedoraffixedseealsootherrelevantLearnersGuides)

AdditionalPPErequired;emergencyplanrequiredincaseofspillage;consultDangerousGoodsCode

Ispathcleararoundcargo

andpathforcargototravel

Clearpath/area;informothersinworkplace

ofintendedtransfer

Iscargobeingtransferredtoavehicle?

Vehiclemayrequirespecialisedformworktobeaddedforspecialisedloadssuchaspipes(seerelevantLearnersGuideforSecurecargo)

Doesloadrequireturningover?

UsecorrectmethodofturningoverloadasperaGuidetoRigging,page95.

Cananythingfalloffloadwhenbeingtransferred? Secureload;usestrapping,othersecuringmaterials


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Isloadisonpalletandpalletisdamaged?

Raiseloadslightlyandswapforundamagedpallet

Ishookpositionedabove

centreofgravity?

Ifnotchangeslingingpoint

Iscentreofgravitydirectlybelowhook?

Ifnotchangeslingingpoint

Anotherchecktomakeisthattheslingsandliftingequipmenttobeusedareingoodcondition.Wetropes(syntheticandnaturalfibre)canhavedecreasedstrengthandshouldbedriedbeforeuse.

Variouschemicalsandsolventscanattacksyntheticandnaturalfibreropesandafteruseropesandslingsshouldbecheckedandcleanedasrequired.

Hooks,chainsandothermetalconnectorsandfastenerscansufferdamage.Bendingoflinkssubstantiallyweakenschains.Theseshouldbediscardedorreplaced.

Theprecautionsandchecksgivenabovearenottheonlyconditionsthatyoumayhavetoconsiderbeforetransferringcargo.Timespentcheckingthroughhowthecargowillbetransferredcouldsaveaccidentsanddamagetothecargo.

Ifindoubt,alwaysaskforadvicefromothersinyourworkplacesuchasyourtrainer.ThepublicationlistedintheadditionalresourcessectionAGuidetoRiggingprovidesfurtheradviceonriggingandslingingloadsinavarietyofsituations.

Thenextactivityfocusesoncheckingequipmentbeforeusetotransferloads.

* NOTE RE DANGEROUS GOODS:

These substances will have a diamond shaped label and should be handled

with care and by those with appropriate training. Further information can

be found in the Learners Guide for the unit TDT D27.98B Prepare for

transport of dangerous goods.


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Activity 4: Checking before transferring cargo

Talk to your trainer about cargo that is required to be transferred

and arrange to assist with these jobs. Use the checklist supplied toprepare for transferring the cargo.

Seek feedback on your checking and preparations for transferringcargo.



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Section 2

Transferring cargo andcompleting transfers


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Section outline

Areascoveredinthissection

Undertakingrequiredtasksincluding:

carryingouttransferssafely

completingtransfer

reportingdamagedcargo


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How do you safely transfer cargo and completetransfers?

How do you safely transfer cargo?

Beforeslingingthecargoandtransferringit,youwillhavecompletedanumberofpreparationsasoutlinedintheprevioussectionsofthisLearnersGuide.

Thepreparationandcheckingistoensurethesafetyofyourself,yourfellowteammembersandthecargoyouaretransferring.

Ifthesepreparationsarefollowed,thenthecargoshouldbetransferredsafely.Theflowchartbelowsummarisesthesepreparationsandchecks.

Determine cargo

to be transferred

Identify any

special

characteristics of

cargo

Assemble required

PPE and

emergency

equipment

TRANSFER

CARGO

Check condition of

lifting equipment

and slings

Calculate/checkWLL/SWL for

cargo and lifting

equipment

Make final

check before

transfer is

commenced

Determine transfer

location and

prepare

site/vehicle

Determine path for

cargo transfer andclear; inform

others

Monitor safety

as cargo is beingtransferred


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Activity 5: Practicing cargo transfer

Talk to you trainer and arrange to work with experienced operators

transferring cargo. Follow the flow chart given in the material in thissection.

Summarise what you have learnt from working with others. Usethe space below for this purpose.



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What is required to complete the task oftransferring cargo?

Thetaskisnotcompletedevenwhentheloadissetdownsafely.

Incooking,aoldsayingisAgoodcookcleansupastheygo.

Thetaskiscompletewhen:

slingsandropesareinspectedandcleanedasrequired

slingsandropes,chains,etcarereturnedtostorageorwoundupoutofthewayifhungpermanently

allequipmenthasbeenreturnedtoitsstoragelocation

allworkplacedocumentationiscompletedorelectronicrecordsofcargotransferhavebeenentered,checkedandfiled/saved

anydamagedcargoisreportedtoappropriatepersonintheworkplaceusingappropriateform,reportorprocess.

Thenextactivityasksyoutopracticethis.


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Activity 6: Completing the transfer

Talk to you trainer and other relevant personnel in your workplace

to find responses to the following questions:

How does damaged cargo get reported?

Who does the report go to?

How often are slings and lifting equipment inspected?

When (and how) should slings and ropes be washed?

How often are chains inspected?

What should you do when you find damaged or worn liftingequipment, slings, etc?



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Additionalresources


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Feedback onactivities

The responses provided in this section are suggested responses.Because every workplace is different, your responses may varyaccording to your specific workplace procedures, the equipmentavailable and the nature of the business.


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Activity 1: Assessing risks in undertaking cargo transfer

The risk assessment should identify major risks and controls.

Some suggested risks (see also later in Learners Guide) couldinclude:

worn or damaged slings

sling not rated high enough for load (see next section)

not clearing path for transfer or warning others of intendedtransfer

cargo not secured properly and slipping out of sling

combinations of above.

Activity 2: PPE

Check your responses with your trainer, supervisor and relevantworkplace personnel.


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Activity 3: Calculating WLL and SWL

Load Sling material Includedangle

Load type SWL/WLL Diameter ofmaterial

10 tonnes FSWR - Round/Choke hitch 13.33 tonnes (10 0.75) 40.8 mm ( 13300 8)

5 tonnes FSWR 120 Rectangular/Basket hitch 10 tonnes (5 0.5) 35.3 mm ( 10000 8)

2.5 tonnes Chain - Direct loaded/straight lift 2.5 tonnes 8.8 mm ( 2500 32)

12 tonnes FSWR 90 Round/Basket hitch 8.5 tonnes (12 1.410 32.6 mm ( 8500 8)

500 kgs Natural fibre rope - Direct loaded/straight lift 0.5 tonnes 22.3 mm ( 500)

1250 kgs FSWR - Rectangular/Choke hitch 2.5 tonnes (1.25 0.5) 17.7 mm ( 2500 8)

7.8 tonnes Chain - Direct loaded/straight lift 7.8 tonnes 15.6 mm ( 7800 32)

6 tonnes FSWR 60 Rectangular/Basket hitch 11.5 tonnes (10 0.87) 37.9 mm ( 11500 8)

750 kgs Natural fibre rope - Direct loaded/straight lift 0.75 tonnes 27.3 mm ( 750

1 tonne Chain - Round/Choke hitch 1.33 tonnes (1 0.75) 6.4 mm ( 1330 32)


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Activity 4: Checking before transferring cargo

Seek feedback on the preparations and checks that you make

before transferring cargo.

Activity 5: Practicing cargo transfer

Ask your trainer for feedback on what you have learnt.

Activity 6: Completing the transfer

Responses to these questions will vary across workplaces. Talk toyour trainer, your trainer and other relevant personnel in yourworkplace to gain feedback on your answers.

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