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The document is a Crane Lift Plan form (LLCF-015) that outlines the procedures and requirements for lifting operations involving GIS personnel. It specifies the sections to be completed based on the weight of the load relative to the crane's rated capacity, and includes details such as operator certification, load descriptions, environmental conditions, and safety checks. The form is designed to ensure safe lifting practices and compliance with regulations.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin with Section 1. Fill in the Location, Date of Lift, and Crane Operator's Name. Indicate if the operator is a certified GIS operator by selecting Yes or No.
Provide a detailed Lift/Load Description and specify the Method of Communication with Rigger. Ensure to include the Supervisor Signature.
Complete the weight details: Weight of load, Weight of lifting tackle, Boom Angle, and Sea & Wave Conditions. Indicate the lift percentage of the crane's rated capacity.
If applicable, proceed to Section 2. Fill in weights for Process Piping/Equipment, Headache Ball, Block, Lifting Bar, and Slings & Shackles.
Document any special instructions or restrictions regarding crane operations and complete the Pre-Lift Checklist to ensure all safety measures are met.

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How do you think mentoring as a process will help in your employability skills?

For now were going to start at the beginning, with a few ways that mentoring could help you in your career. 1) By giving you the chance to work with a role model. 2) By helping you to understand and focus on what it is you want. 3) By letting you benefit from someone elses mistakes and successes.

What is the meaning of mentoring skills?

A mentor is a person who can support, advise and guide you. They typically take the time to get to know you and the challenges youre facing and then use their understanding and personal experience to help you improve.