BdRentz provides the most reliable heavy equipment lifting solutions across Bangladesh, ensuring safety, efficiency, and precision on every project. With a wide range of cranes including truck-mounted, crawler crane, and rough terrain models. Our expert team of certified operators and well-maintained machinery guarantees smooth operations for mega projects in construction, infrastructure, and industrial sectors. BdRentz also offers flexible rental plans, nationwide coverage, and 24/7 technical support to keep your project running without delays. BdRentz combines advanced machinery, trained personnel, and strict safety protocols to make sure that “Safety Always Comes First” in all lifting operations. 1. Planning & Preparation Site Assessment: Examine terrain, overhead obstacles, ground stability, and accessibility. Load Evaluation: Know the weight, center of gravity, and dimensions of the load. Lift Plan: Develop a detailed plan including lifting points, crane type, boom length, sling arrangements, and lift sequence. Weather Conditions: Avoid lifting in high winds, rain, or storms, which can destabilize the load. 2. Equipment Safety Regular Inspection: Check cranes, slings, shackles, hooks, hydraulic systems, and hoists for wear and damage. Proper Rating: Use cranes and lifting accessories rated for the weight and type of load. Stability: Ensure outriggers are fully extended and on firm, level ground; use cribbing if necessary. Maintenance Logs: Keep up-to-date service records; never operate equipment with known defects. 3. Operator Practices Certified Operators: Only trained and licensed personnel should operate cranes or lifting equipment. Communication: Use radios, hand signals, or spotters to maintain constant coordination. Slow and Controlled Movements: Avoid sudden jerks or swings; always lift vertically first, then move horizontally. Emergency Readiness: Know the emergency stop, overload indicators, and evacuation procedures. 4. Load Handling & Rigging Correct Slinging: Use appropriate slings (wire rope, chain, synthetic) and secure attachment points. Center of Gravity: Balance the load to prevent tipping or swinging. Tag Lines: Use ropes to control the movement of the load while preventing contact with people or objects. Avoid Exceeding Limits: Never overload the crane or lifting device beyond its rated capacity. 5. Workplace & Personnel Safety Exclusion Zones: Keep personnel clear of the lifting path and load drop zones. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Helmets, steel-toed boots, gloves, high-visibility vests, and eye protection. Spotters and Supervisors: Assign trained spotters to monitor and guide operations. Emergency Plan: Clearly outline what to do in case of load slip, equipment failure, or injury.