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Applicable to all Oil & Gas Operators Service Providers GUIDELINES AND PROCEDURE FOR LIFTING EQUIPMENT AND LIFTING OPERATIONS

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Applicable to all Oil & Gas Operators 
and 
Service Providers 
GUIDELINES AND PROCEDURE FOR LIFTING EQUIPMENT AND LIFTING 
OPERATIONS  
Code: DPR Guide 0024 - 2020 
 
Revision Date: 1st August 2020 
 
 
This is a property of the Department of Petroleum Resources. All rights reserved  
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20.  
Lorry Loader(Hi Ab)    
  
To provide skills for onshore and offshore 
smaller type boom crane usually telescopic 
greater than 1 tonne.   
This is used by store delivery onshore and 
placed for change out of machines and or 
smaller deck operations on smaller water 
craft supplying and supporting offshore and 
land resources.  
HIAB Operators, Supervisors, 
Lifting   Superintendent, 
Logistics personnel.  
21.  
  
Manual Handling    
  
To helps to reduce the rate at which 
employees get exposed with occupational 
Injuries. Statistics shows that most Injuries 
in the workplace is as a result of lack of  
Manual Handling training  
Lifting Superintendents, 
Supervisors, forklift  Operators, 
Riggers and Crane Operators  
22.  
Side loader Operations   
  
To provide skills for shore operations/ 
Laying of Pipelines.  
Side Loader Operators, 
Supervisors  
and  HSE Personnel’s involved in  
lifting  
 23.   Cranes (Mobile,  
Offshore, Overhead &  
Tower)    
Inspections   
To improves the knowledge base of 
equipment inspectors such that the 
Integrity of Equipment can be ascertained 
at any time. In compliance to industry 
standards.    
Inspection Engineers, 
Supervisors and Managers   
24.   Winches &Powered  
Hoists Inspection   
  
 To improves the knowledge base of 
equipment inspectors such that the 
Integrity of Equipment can be ascertained 
at any time.   
Inspection Engineers, 
Supervisors and Managers