Working Safely at Height with Liebherr Mobile and Crawler Cranes



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Working Safely at Height with Liebherr Mobile and Crawler Cranes

2 Working Safely at Height

Collective and personal fall protection for working with Liebherr cranes Liebherr is very aware of its responsibility when it comes to providing the greatest possible safety at work for crane operating personnel. As well as this, the provisions of the European Union Machinery Directive must also be respected, together with the standards and guidelines of safety institutions and national safety authorities. To ensure this, we have developed an extremely effective concept which, as well as collective safety measures, also integrates personal fall protection. A particular advantage here is the rapid, flexible, and easy way in which these devices can be put to use. Collective fall prevention devices are, for example, railings and handles. Their purpose is to prevent accidents from happening in the first place. Personal fall protection comes into effect if the use of collective systems is not feasible from the technical point of view, or if it becomes a hindrance to working activity. It consists of a catching system with a safety harness. It may not be possible to avoid accidents and falls entirely, but the consequences can be made a great deal less serious. Working Safely at Height 3

Securing by railings Non-slip covering on the boom Safe access to the cab Height-adjustable suspension clip at the provided ladder Special holder at the crane for safe positioning of the ladder 4 Working Safely at Height

Collective fall prevention arrangements These devices are the best means of providing safety, because they avoid the risk of falling from the crane in the first place. They are easy to use, and they can be used by a number of people at the same time. A considerable number of easily erected railings A large number of handles Retaining points for the secure positioning of ladders Non-slip coverings Working Safely at Height 5

6 Working Safely at Height

Personal fall protection system from Liebherr Personal protection equipment (PPE) is a necessary requirement for work where the provision of collective protective measures is not feasible from the technical point of view. It may not always be possible to avoid injuries, but the protection system means they will be much less serious than might have been the case. Every new crane is equipped with a fall protection system. Small units are supplied with a single-line system. All telescopic cranes for which a luffing fly jib can be provided and all lattice boom cranes, are fitted with a two-line system, and have steel cables running along the boom into which the fall protection system can be suspended. The protection equipment has been subjected to extensive and stringent tests, and has already been certified by the safety authorities of numerous countries. In the event of a fall, within just a few seconds the device blocks the safety belt immediately. This ensures that even if someone falls from a low height they will still not land on the ground, but will be caught and held in the air. Thanks to the special design of the harness, it is also guaranteed that a person will be held with their legs downwards. Even if they fall head first, they will be turned in the air during the fall, and so held by the safety harness in the natural position. Working Safely at Height 7

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The Rescue System Positioning the karabiner with the aid of a telescopic rod Every Liebherr crane is also equipped with a rescue system, in order for any one who falls to be rescued in the shortest time possible. This consists of a karabiner hook, a hand-operated winch, and a telescopic rod for positioning the rescue cable. The winch is used to draw the person who has fallen sufficiently far upwards that the load can be taken off the safety harness and the harness detached. The person concerned will then be lowered using the winch. The hand-operated winch makes it easy to rescue someone who has fallen Working Safely at Height 9

Letter of confirmation of the surveillance authority In the opinion of the Government Presidium of Tübingen, the personal protection equipment selected and tested by Liebherr can be used as a constituent part of the fall protection system for telescopic and lattice mast cranes. The technical fall protection system for telescopic and lattice mast cranes has been optimized, taking account of the specific location circumstances. It consists of the personal fall protection equipment (safety harness and height securing device) and the attachment points intended for these. The attachment points are fixed points and also movable attachments points for the securing cables running on both sides of the walkway on the telescopic and lattice mast booms intended for assembly purposes. The selection and handling of the personal protection equipment, in conjunction with the fixed attachment points, is regarded as a particularly positive arrangement. Liebherr, as manufacturers of telescopic and lattice mast cranes, are acting here as the interface to protection at work, in a highly responsible and conscientious manner. 10 Working Safely at Height

Apave Certificate of conformity Letter of confirmation of the manufacturer The manufacturing company IKAR confirms that the fall protection system, consisting of a fall protection harness and a height securing device, is properly suited for use as a protection system against falls during assembly and inspection work when used in accordance with regulations and specifications and with due account taken of the risk assessment of Personal protection equipment on Liebherr mobile cranes for fall protection. Working Safely at Height 11

Certificate of All Test & Inspection, Inc. PN 394.01.E09.2011 The illustrations contain also attachments and special equipment, which are not included in the standard scope of delivery. Liebherr-Werk Ehingen GmbH Postfach 1361, 89582 Ehingen, Germany +49 7391 502-0, Fax +49 7391 502-3399 www.liebherr.com, E-Mail: info.lwe@liebherr.com