Establish the facts
Confirm the licence, fleet, people, evidence and immediate pressure.
MV / 08 / LIFTING
ALLMI Appointed Person lift plans · UK-wide
ALLMI Appointed Person Lift Plans
A useful lift plan must reflect the load, machine, configuration, radius, ground, access, exclusion zone and people involved. MV prepares planned-lifting documentation using the information and evidence available for the specific task.
DELIVERYUK-wide · surveys where needed
THE MV PROMISE
Clear lifting documentation that links the technical plan to how the team will complete the job safely.
Work that leaves a usable control behind.
- Task and site-information request
- Review of load, radius, crane configuration and capacity evidence
- Ground, access, setup and exclusion-zone assessment
- Lift plan, lifting risk assessment and safe system of work
- Responsibilities, communications and contingency arrangements
- Remote preparation or site survey where the information cannot be confirmed otherwise
Signs the operation needs attention.
- 01Insufficient load weight, centre-of-gravity or lifting-point information
- 02Crane capacity assumed without the correct configuration evidence
- 03Ground conditions or outrigger setup not properly considered
- 04The delivery team receives a plan that does not match the site
- 05No contingency for access changes or an unsuitable lifting position
- 06Generic lift plans reused for materially different tasks
DELIVERY
Clear scope. Clear cost. No surprise travel bill.
Lift-plan preparation can be delivered nationally. Straightforward work may be completed remotely using reliable information, drawings, photographs and machine data. Where a site survey is needed, travel and accommodation are quoted in advance.
Test the control
Review what the records show and what the operation actually does.
Build the response
Set clear actions, owners, evidence and review points.
Useful answers before we speak.
Can every lift be planned remotely?+
No. Some lifts need a site survey or further technical information before a responsible plan can be produced.
Does the plan replace operator competence?+
No. The plan supports the task; competent operators, suitable equipment, supervision and site control are still required.
Can you provide the risk assessment and SSOW as well?+
Yes, these can form part of the agreed document package.