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How to Apply Your Engineering Skills to Crane and Rigging Related Temporary Works

    

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How to Apply Your Engineering Skills to Crane and Rigging Related Temporary Works

by Stuart Edwards

Stuart will cover the application of engineering principles for a range of crane and rigging temporary works.  The presentation will include applications, how to and calculation examples.

Skew Load Factor: Static indeterminacy applications temporary works

  • What is Skew Load Factor, when does it apply and methods of calculation

Rigging tension

  • Worked examples and common errors in calculation

Load stability

  • How to calculate and identify if a load is stable when lift points are below the centre of gravity

Spreader / lift point design

  • Basic design overview, load factors, load case considerations

About the speaker

Stuart has 20 years experience covering heavy lift, structural, civil and project engineering and has worked across a range of projects.  Stuart has a passion for practical and innovative design. Stuart’s areas of expertise include:

  • Construction methodology and temporary works design
  • Incident investigations and expert witness reports
  • Cranes and heavy lifting

Key takeaways

  • Load stability
  • Spreader design
  • Static indeterminacy in temporary works
  • Errors / items commonly overlooked
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