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MOBILE CRANE LOGBOOKPermanent Record

Crane Owner

Make of Crane

Unit No.

Model No.

Serial No.

Max. Rating

This is a guide to assist in meeting the requirements o subsection 213.31(4)oGeneral Regulation 91-191 under the Occupational Health and Safety(OHS) Act.

This permanent record is to be kept with the machine at all times. The dataenclosed should be supplemented with the manuacturers specifcations orthe specifc model o crane.


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WorkSaeNB Regional Ofces

Interpretations o Act / Regulation DenitionHoistingApparatus

CompetentPerson-YearlyInspection

MobileCraneInspectionRequirements

Daily/ShiftInspection

AnnualInspection

Swivel,Hook,HookNutandBlock TelescopicBoomInspection

DailyMobileCraneInspection

DailyVisualInspectionSheets


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Mobile Crane Logbook 3

New Brunswick

www.worksafenb.ca1 800 222-9775

WorkSaeNB Regional Oces

Grand Falls

Bathurst

Grand Bay-Westfeld / Saint John

Dieppe

NorthwestRegion

NortheastRegion

SouthwestRegion

SoutheastRegion

SOUTHEASTPhone: 506 867-0525

Fax: 506 859-6911

NORTHEASTPhone: 506 547-7300

Fax: 506 547-7311

NORTHWESTPhone: 506 475-2550

Fax: 506 475-2568

SOUTHWESTPhone: 506 738-8411

Fax: 506 738-4467


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Hoistingapparatusmeansmobilecranes,towercranes,electricoverheadtravelingcranes,vehiclehoists,winches,andothersimilarequipment,butdoesnotincludeelevators,dumbwaiters,ormine

hoists.

Question:

Dochainfallswithatwo-toncapacityfallunderthecategoryofahoistingapparatus?Dothepeoplerepairingthistypeofliftingequipmenthavetobecertiedbyanagencyorcanacompetentpersonrepairchainfalls?

Answer:

AchainfallfallswithinthemeaningofothersimilarapparatusinthedenitionofhoistingapparatusAnydeviceorpieceofequipmentusedtoliftorlowermaterialorequipmentisconsideredahoisting

apparatus.Examplesinclude,butarenotlimitedto:

come-a-longusedtolift jacks turfer lever-operatedhoists handchainhoists manualpullers

Itshouldbenotedthat,sincetheJune2001amendments,theexemptionforhoistingapparatuseswitha

liftingcapacityoflessthan1,815kgappliesonlytothelogbookrequirement.Thosewhorepairtheequipmentdonothavetobecertiedbyanagencybutmustbecompetent.

A competent person would include a certifed mechanic or a person who met the requirements o thedenitionofcompetentinRegulation 91-191.

WORKSAFE SERVICES DIVISIONOCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT

LEGISLATIVE INTERPRETATIONS

Topic: Interpretations o Act / Regulation

Statute: General Regulation 91-191

Section, subsection DenitionofHoistingApparatusor paragraph:

Issued by: LegalDepartment

Date Issued: June15,2001

Date Revised:


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210.01(1)Anemployershallensurethatahoistingapparatusisinspectedevery12monthsbyacompetent person to ensure that the apparatus meets the manuacturers specifcations.

Question:Subsection210.01(1)requiresthatacompetentpersoninspecthoistingapparatusesannuallyandcertifytheapparatusmeetsthemanufacturersspecications.Howwillyouknowifapersoniscompetenttocertifythehoistingapparatus?

Answer:

Competencyrequirementswillvarywitheachtypeofequipment.However,sincetheRegulationmakesreferencetoseveralCanadianStandardsAssociation(CSA)standardsthataddressthisissue,

WorkSaeNB will reerence the requirements outlined in these standards or guidance.

OtherstandardssuchastheAmericanNationalStandardsInstitute(ANSI)andtheAmericanSocietyofMechanicalEngineers(ASME),whichcovertypesofhoistingapparatusesnotcoveredbyCSA,mayalsobeusedforguidanceindeterminingcompetency.

Itisrecommendedthatemployers,whoareresponsibleforappointingcompetentinspectors,alsoollow these guidelines to assist them in ensuring their appointments are appropriate.

WORKSAFE SERVICES DIVISIONOCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT

LEGISLATIVE INTERPRETATIONS

Topic: Interpretations o Act / Regulation

Statute: General Regulation 91-191

Section, subsection CompetentPerson-YearlyInspectionor paragraph:

Issued by: LegalDepartment

Date Issued: June15,2001

Date Revised:


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Theswivel,hook,hooknutandblockassemblyofamobilecraneshallbeinspectedbyacompetentpersoninaccordancewiththetimeframessetoutinsubsection207.2(2)ofGeneral Regulation

91-191andeveryveyearsthereafter.Theinspectionshallbecompletedinaccordancewithsection4.3.5.2ofCSAStandardZ150-98.

Daily / Shit Inspection

Annual Inspection

Swivel, Hook, Hook Nut and Block Assembly Inspection

Telescopic Boom Inspection

Mobile Crane Inspection Requirements

Anengineerorcompetentpersonsupervisedbyanengineershallinspectashallinspectamobilecraneevery12monthsandcertifyinwritingthattheapparatusmeetsthemanufacturersspecicationsasspecifed in subsection 213.21(1) oRegulation 91-191. This inspection must be completed in accordancewithclauses4.3.3.1,4.3.4.1and4.3.5.1ofCSAstandardZ150-98,Safety Code on Mobile Cranes.

Theresultsoftheannual/periodicinspectionincludingrepairs,adjustmentsandotherndingsshallbeincludedinthelogbookandmadeavailabletoanofceruponrequest.

General Regulation 91-191denescompetentas:

(a) qualied,becauseofsuchfactorsasknowledge,trainingandexperience,todoassignedworkinamannerthatwillensurehealthandsafetyofpersons,

(b) knowledgeableabouttheprovisionsoftheActandtheregulationsthatapplytotheassignedwork,and

(c) knowledgeableaboutpotentialoractualdangertohealthorsafetyconnectedwiththeassignedwork.

Mobilecranesequippedwithatelescopicboomshallhaveacompletestructuralinspectionoftheboominaccordancewiththetimeframessetoutinsubsection207.1(2)ofGeneral Regulation 91-191 andevery10yearsor10,000hoursofservice,whichevercomesrst.The inspection shall be completed inaccordancewithsection4.3.6ofCSAStandardZ150-98.

Mobilecranesmustbeinspectedbytheoperatoronadailybasiswheninuseasspeciedinsubsections213.31(1) and 213.31(2) oGeneral Regulation 91-191with the results o the inspection recorded in alogbook as specifed in subsection 213.31(4) oGeneral Regulation 91-191.


CanadianStandardsAssociationInternational

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Operating controls Checkformaladjustmentormalfunctioning,excessivewear and contamination o lubricants or other oreign matterand proper operating control identifcation.

Boom angle indicator Ensureangleindicatorisinviewofoperatorandfunctioning properly.

Load charts Ensure load charts are in place and readable rom operators

station. Operator must be amiliar in interpreting load charts.Level indicator Ensurecraneislevel,checklevelindicatororusehandlevel.Safety devices Checkformalfunctionofanti-twoblocksystem,motion sensors,momentloadindicators,etc.

Wire ropes Checkloadlines,jibsuspensionlinesandboomhoistlinesfor brokenstrands,birdcaging,kinkingorcoreprotrusion.

Air/hydraulic components Checkforleaksincylindersandhoses,hosesforblistering orabnormalities,driftingcausedbyuidleakage,moisture

accumulationandsignsofexcessivewear.Electrical systems Checkformalfunction.Hooks, hook blocks Checkforexcessivewear,deformation,cracksandsafetylatch.and swivelsClutches, brakes and locks Checkformalfunction.Outriggers Checkforabilitytoretractandextend,abilitytobearloads andforanystructuraldamage.

Fluid levels Checkengineandhydraulicuidsforcorrectlevels.Boom and components Checkboomalignmentandboomcomponentsforcorroded,

bent or deormed members.Hoisting drums Checkformalfunction,correctspoolingofcableondrum

and ensure at least two ull wraps on drum when hook is inextreme low position or as per manuacturers specifcations.

Turntable Checkformalfunction,smoothstartandstopandforloosebolts and damaged rollers.

Daily Mobile Crane InspectionMobile Crane Inspection Requirements

Theitemslistedareintendedasaguideforperformingdailyvisualinspectionsoncomponentsthathaveadirectbearingonthesafetyofthecraneandwhosestatusmaychangewithdaytodayuse. Theitemslisted,butnotnecessarilyrestrictedto,shallbeinspectedfordefectsandobservedduring

operationfordefectsthatmayoccur.Foracompleteinspectionlistoftheunitinuse,pleaseconsultthemanufacturersrecommendations.



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Daily Visual InspectionMobile Crane Inspection Requirements

Ifotheroperatorsusethecraneonanygivenday,theymustindicatebysigningthatalloftheaboveitemshavebeeninspected.

DateInitialsComments

Wire ropes

Safety devices

Outriggers

Level indicator

Turntable

Clutches, brakes & locks

Load charts

Hoisting drums

Hooks, hook blocks & swivels

Boom angle indicator

Boom, extensions & jibs

Electrical systems

Operating controls

Fluid levels

Air/hydraulic components

3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

Operator 3

Operator 2

Operator 1

Operatormustvisuallyinspectthemobilecranedailyinaccordancewithsubsection213.31(1)ofGeneral Regulation 91-191.

Indicate inspected items with a check.4

Month Year


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Wire ropes

Safety devices

Outriggers

Level indicator

Turntable


Load charts

Hoisting drums




Electrical systems

Operating controls

Fluid levels


3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

Operator 3

Operator 2

Operator 1



Month Year



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Wire ropes

Safety devices

Outriggers

Level indicator

Turntable


Load charts

Hoisting drums




Electrical systems

Operating controls

Fluid levels


3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

Operator 3

Operator 2

Operator 1



Month Year


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Wire ropes

Safety devices

Outriggers

Level indicator

Turntable


Load charts

Hoisting drums




Electrical systems

Operating controls

Fluid levels


3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

Operator 3

Operator 2

Operator 1



Month Year


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Wire ropes

Safety devices

Outriggers

Level indicator

Turntable


Load charts

Hoisting drums




Electrical systems

Operating controls

Fluid levels


3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

Operator 3

Operator 2

Operator 1



Month Year


13/20





Wire ropes

Safety devices

Outriggers

Level indicator

Turntable


Load charts

Hoisting drums




Electrical systems

Operating controls

Fluid levels


3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

Operator 3

Operator 2

Operator 1



Month Year


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Wire ropes

Safety devices

Outriggers

Level indicator

Turntable


Load charts

Hoisting drums




Electrical systems

Operating controls

Fluid levels


3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

Operator 3

Operator 2

Operator 1



Month Year


15/20





Wire ropes

Safety devices

Outriggers

Level indicator

Turntable


Load charts

Hoisting drums




Electrical systems

Operating controls

Fluid levels


3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

Operator 3

Operator 2

Operator 1



Month Year


16/20





Wire ropes

Safety devices

Outriggers

Level indicator

Turntable


Load charts

Hoisting drums




Electrical systems

Operating controls

Fluid levels


3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

Operator 3

Operator 2

Operator 1



Month Year


17/20





Wire ropes

Safety devices

Outriggers

Level indicator

Turntable


Load charts

Hoisting drums




Electrical systems

Operating controls

Fluid levels


3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

Operator 3

Operator 2

Operator 1



Month Year


18/20





Wire ropes

Safety devices

Outriggers

Level indicator

Turntable


Load charts

Hoisting drums




Electrical systems

Operating controls

Fluid levels


3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

Operator 3

Operator 2

Operator 1



Month Year


19/20





Wire ropes

Safety devices

Outriggers

Level indicator

Turntable


Load charts

Hoisting drums




Electrical systems

Operating controls

Fluid levels


3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

3 117 15 2320 28 301 95 13 18 262 106 14 2219 274 12 17 258 16 2421 29 31

Operator 3

Operator 2

Operator 1



Month Year


20/20



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