Success in heavy lifting operations is not achieved solely with powerful cranes, but with detailed site surveys, engineering drawings, and professional planning. Correct planning increases occupational safety, shortens the operation time, and reduces costs. Here are the critical steps you need to consider when preparing the right lifting plan for your projects:

🔹 1. Conduct a Detailed Site Survey
A comprehensive inspection should be conducted on-site before the lifting operation begins.
● The ground structure, slope, and bearing capacity of the working area must be analyzed.
● Loading and unloading areas, as well as crane positions, must be determined in advance.
● Obstacles in the operation area (power lines, structural elements, etc.) must be noted.
This survey plays a critical role in both crane selection and operational safety.

🔹 2. Engineering Drawings and Planning
A correct lifting plan is not just about verbal instructions. Technical drawings and detailed plans must be prepared for every project.
● Technical drawings showing the load’s center of gravity, lifting points, and crane angles are created.
● Every step of the operation is visualized using 3D modeling and simulations when necessary.
● The drawings provide a clear road map of the operation to both the field team and the client.

🔹 3. Safety and Logistics Planning
The lifting steps determined in the drawings must be implemented on-site in compliance with OHS standards:
● The shipment of equipment and cranes to the site must be planned.
● Emergency scenarios and safety barriers must be defined.
● Logistics processes that will speed up the workflow must be integrated into the operation plan.

Conclusion
Professional crane operations succeed not randomly, but through site surveys, technical drawings, and engineering planning. Aydıntaş manages these processes with its expert team, bringing your projects to life safely, quickly, and efficiently.