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1. Multiple Crane Lift Procedures: Required when operation involves more than one crane, detailing coordination procedures

2. Personnel Lifting Requirements: Needed when the lift involves hoisting personnel, with additional safety measures

3. Underground Services Assessment: Required when lift area may be affected by underground utilities or structures

4. Wind Management Plan: Necessary for outdoor lifts with wind-sensitive loads or high-rise operations

5. Traffic Management Plan: Required when lift operations affect public or site traffic flow

6. Confined Space Considerations: Needed when lift involves working in or around confined spaces

1. Schedule A - Load Calculations: Detailed calculations of load weights, centers of gravity, and lift angles

2. Schedule B - Equipment Certificates: Copies of current certification for all lifting equipment and accessories

3. Schedule C - Rigging Diagrams: Technical drawings showing rigging arrangements and lift points

4. Schedule D - Site Layout Plan: Drawings showing crane position, load path, and site obstacles

5. Schedule E - Personnel Qualifications: Copies of relevant certifications for key personnel

6. Schedule F - Pre-lift Checklist: Detailed checklist for verification before lift commencement

7. Appendix 1 - Risk Assessment Forms: Standard forms used for risk evaluation and control

8. Appendix 2 - Emergency Contact Information: List of emergency contacts and response procedures