Method Statement: Tower Crane Dismantling The dismantling of a tower crane is one of the most high-risk phases of a construction project. Unlike installation, where the site is often clear, dismantling usually occurs when the building is nearly finished, leaving limited space and tighter logistics.
The assist crane supports the counter-jib while pins are removed. The tower head (apex) is disconnected and lowered. Phase 5: Mast Section Removal tower crane dismantling method statement
A Tower Crane Dismantling Method Statement is a critical safety document that outlines the step-by-step process, equipment requirements, and risk mitigation strategies for removing a crane from a construction site 1. Preliminary Preparations Method Statement: Tower Crane Dismantling The dismantling of
| Activity | Hazard | Control Measure | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Working at height | Fall >10m | Double lanyard harness, static line, scaffold platform if needed. | | Lifting operations | Crane collapse | Lift plan, certified rigging, no side loading. | | Counterweight removal | Crushing | Stay out of line of fire, use tag lines, never walk under suspended load. | | Weather | Swing/sudden gust | Stop work if wind exceeds manufacturer limit (usually 20 mph). | | Electrics | Arc flash/short | Lock-out-tag-out (LOTO) before cutting any cables. | The tower head (apex) is disconnected and lowered