Torque wrenches, impact drivers, drift pins, and sledgehammers.
(Part 1 and Part 3)
Before any components are moved, the following must be in place: Site Survey:
Option A: Internal Climbing (if applicable) tower crane dismantling method statement
A Tower Crane Dismantling Method Statement is a critical safety document that outlines the step-by-step procedure for removing a crane from a construction site.
Heavy-duty steel or timber mats to distribute the mobile crane’s load on the ground. Rigging & Hand Tools
Mobile assist crane (capacity calculated based on the heaviest crane component at maximum radius). Calibrated torque wrenches and hydraulic pin-pushers. Rigging & Hand Tools Mobile assist crane (capacity
A detailed map showing the crane's position relative to the building, power lines, and public access areas.
Before any mechanical components are loosened, the following preparatory steps must be completed and logged: 1. Risk Assessment & Toolbox Talk
Slowly maneuver the jib away from the tower structure and lower it to the designated ground storage area for further disassembly. Step 5.4: Remaining Counter-Weight & Counter-Jib Removal Before any mechanical components are loosened, the following
: Identification of hazards such as falls from height, falling objects, and mechanical failure. Communication Plan
Responsible for the lift plan and overall management. Crane Supervisor: Oversees the dismantling team on-site.
A dedicated rescue kit (including a suspension trauma relief strap and descender rescue system) must be on-site, with a trained rescue team ready to retrieve an incapacitated worker from the mast.
Slowly slew or drift the jib away from the tower structure using tag lines attached to both ends to prevent spinning.