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HSSE REQUIREMENT FOR CONTRACTOR, ALLO TECHNOLOGY
EDITION 01

e) Erection of scaffold must be made according to approved design and comply to BOWEC 1986,
CIDB CIS 22:2021 and others related requirements. The erection, alteration and maintenance of
scaffolding shall be performed by qualified erector under a direct supervision of a competent
designated person, engaged by the contractor.

6.3. Barricade, Covers and Guardrails
a) The Contractor shall provide adequate barricades, covers, guardrails or other appropriate
warning devices to protect personnel near any hazardous operations or overhead work.
I. Temporary covers for floor openings shall be firmly fastened and clearly identified by
warning signs. All elevated work areas, walkways, platform etc. whether permanent or
temporary, shall be protected by an approved guardrail (consisting of an upper and
intermediate rail and toe board) and shall provide a sturdy working space.

6.4. Lifting
a) All cranes supplied by the Contractor shall have a valid DOSH certification and/or certificate of
fitness issued. All cranes used by the Contractor shall be inspected and load tested by Third Party
before going into service with a valid certificate. The crane operator shall be a competent person
and have a valid certificate from DOSH and/or a valid license in compliance to international
regulations.
b) The Contractor shall maintain cranes in a safe condition and make repair or replace unsafe crane
for works as per Inspection and Maintenance of Lifting Equipment Procedure for ensuring a safe
operating condition throughout the work. Should there be any doubt to the condition of the
crane, the Contractor is required to perform load test at the Contractor’s own cost.
c) All cranes shall be load tested after any significant modification or repairs and certified
accordingly.
d) All cranes shall be subjected to a “Thorough Examination” every 15 months from the date of
going into service as per FMA 1967. The definition of a “Thorough Examination” can be taken to
mean a detailed visual examination carried out as carefully as conditions permit, in order to
obtain at a reliable conclusion as to the safety of the crane being examined.
e) Such examination shall be carried out by a qualified third-party surveyor. It may be necessary to
supplement the visual inspection by methods of non-destructive testing that determine the
condition of any part of the crane without causing any detrimental change in material. Following
any examination of a crane, should there be any doubt as to the safety of the crane; the
Contractor may be required to carry out another appropriate load test.
f) Any lifting appliance supplied by the Contractor shall be inspected before being used and also
shall be subject to a six-monthly inspection by a qualified third party or by a person trained and
duly authorized in writing. The Contractor shall note its responsibilities to ensure the safety of
the lifting appliances for the duration of the contract.
g) All heavy lifting (more than 1 tonne) shall require the production of a lifting analysis and plan
prepared by the Contractor. The Contractor is responsible for ensuring that a competent,
authorized operator operates any lifting device and that a signaler is designated to signal the
operator as necessary to properly place and control the loads.
h) Prior to performing any lift, crane operator shall visually re-inspect all the lifting appliances e.g.
slings, shackles, spreader bar and etc. that going to be used in the lifting has no defects at all. All