| Checkpoint | Result |
|---|---|
| 1. The “Load securing/supporting” task is clearly identified and understood by the worker. | Not specified |
| 2. The intervention area is identified, accessible and secured before starting. | Not specified |
| 3. The weight, center of gravity, attachment points and path of the load are known. | Not specified |
| 4. Lifting accessories, slings, hooks, shackles or spreaders are adapted and checked. | Not specified |
| 5. Logging, isolation, purging, decompression or securing is carried out if necessary. | Not specified |
| 6. Suitable PPE is available and worn: helmet, gloves, glasses, shoes, respiratory or fall arrest protection depending on the risk. | Not specified |
| 7. The tools, measuring devices, accessories and means used are suitable, checked and in good condition. | Not specified |
| 8. The risk of falling from height, falling object, slipping, entrapment, projection or burn is taken into account. | Not specified |
| 9. No person is under the load or in the lifting danger zone. | Not specified |
| 10. Marking, signage and information for the people concerned are put in place if necessary. | Not specified |
| 11. Useful documents are available: procedure, authorization, plan, SDS, permit, diagram or operating instructions as appropriate. | Not specified |
| 12. The environmental conditions are compatible: ventilation, lighting, weather, noise, heat, cold or ATEX zone if concerned. | Not specified |
| 13. Tests, repressurization, recommissioning or validations are announced and carried out progressively. | Not specified |
| 14. Waste, residues, products, materials and temporary protection are treated or stored before leaving the area. | Not specified |
| 15. In the event of doubt, anomaly, leak, alarm, exposure or uncontrolled danger, the intervention is stopped and reported. | Not specified |
Validation:Not confirmed.