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Contact Cornell Facilities and Campus Services (FCS) Facilities Coordinator of Projects at 60. Survey the Assembly/Disassembly Area and Crane Pad location(s) for any underground utilities or other voids below the earth’s surface. Coordinate parking for additional vehicles with Cornell Transportation.

Transportation requires notification a minimum of 10 days prior to the Crane’s anticipated arrival.

Ensure all Pedestrian and Traffic control measures are maintained throughout the duration of the Crane activities.

Contact Transportation’s Coordinator of Projects at 60 or All impairments to Emergency Vehicle Access Lanes must be reviewed by the University Fire Marshal’s Office.

For more information visit the Cornell University Police Traffic Safety webpage.Ĭoordinate all parking lot, roadway, and sidewalk closures and or interruptions with Cornell Transportation.

Arrival times of 7:45 - 9:00 AM and 3:00 - 5:30 PM should be avoided, as these are peak traffic hours on campus.

CUPD requires notification a minimum of 1 day prior to the crane’s anticipated arrival.

4.1 Mobile Crane Mobilization Coordination and Planning ChecklistĬoordinate all oversized load(s) with Cornell University Police Department (CUPD) for police escort.

Please note some coordination activities require a 10-day notification.

The following procedure in the form of a checklist establishes the minimum coordination, planning, and safety requirements for mobilizing a mobile crane on University property.

For Contractor managed operations it is University Project Manager, Construction Manager, Project Coordinator or equivalent to coordinate planning and safety requirements with said Contractor prior to and throughout mobilization.For University managed operations, it is the responsibility of the Project Manager or equivalent to coordinate planning and safety requirements prior to and throughout mobilization.This Standard Operating Procedure applies to University managed operations and contractor-managed operations which require a mobile crane to perform work duties on University property.To prevent incident(s) and to provide a safe and healthful environment to the Cornell Community the coordination, planning, and safety requirements identified in this procedure are to be utilized prior to the mobilization of a mobile crane on University property. Mobile cranes have a significant impact on University operations.Dry Ice, Formaldehyde, Lithium Batteries, GMO's.Hazard Assessment and Signage Program (HASP).Regulated Chemicals & Chemical Security.Biological Safety Manuals and Other Documents.Other Resources and Procedures for Safety.Mobile Vending and Food Truck Operations Requirements.Infectious Disease Preparedness for Event Planners.Flu Planning Checklist For Event & Program Coordinators.Fire Protection Impairment and Fire Watch.