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The crane supervisor controls each lift on the day, following the appointed person’s plan.
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The crane supervisor controls lifting operations on site. They make sure each lift follows the lift plan written by the appointed person, brief the lifting team, and stop the lift if conditions change.
| Role | Main job | CPCS category |
|---|---|---|
| Appointed person | Plans the lift and writes the lift plan | A61 |
| Crane supervisor | Controls the lift on the day | A62 |
| Slinger signaller | Attaches loads and signals the operator | A40 |
| Crane operator | Operates the crane | Varies by crane type |
Lifting operations are covered by LOLER 1998 and guidance in BS 7121. Most crane supervisors start as slinger signallers. Read what a slinger signaller does.
The crane supervisor runs the lift on the day. Their decisions keep the operation within the plan.
Before lifting roof trusses, the crane supervisor checks the lift plan, inspects the area, confirms wind speed, briefs the team and sets the exclusion zone. If wind rises above the plan’s limit, they stop the lift.
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See CPCS coursesCall 0208 099 4324No. The appointed person plans the lift; the crane supervisor controls it on site.
A62, crane or lifting operations supervisor.
It is the usual route, and many providers expect it.
Yes, and they should if conditions change from the plan.
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