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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 need to complete different sections of the form based on the weight of the load relative to the crane's rated capacity, as well as conditions that necessitate a critical lift. The form includes sections for recording details such as location, operator information, load description, crane specifications, and safety checks. It emphasizes compliance with certification requirements and provides guidelines for safe lifting practices.

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What is mentoring used for?

Mentoring is a protected relationship which supports learning and experimentation and helps individuals develop their potential. A mentoring relationship is one where both mentor and mentee recognise the need for personal development.

What is the mentoring process?

Today, mentoring is a process in which an experienced individual helps another person develop his or her goals and skills through a series of time-limited, confidential, one-on-one conversations and other learning activities. Mentors also draw benefits from the mentoring relationship.

What are the mentoring skills?

The mentor should give feedback and suggestions. Make goals specific and realistic with target dates; monitor progress and adapt plans when necessary. Do problem solving when issues/barriers arise. Work together and think through strategies and options.