Competent people matter.
A ticket is a starting point. Qualifications, experience and practical competency have to be named — not assumed from a card.
THE STANDARD
NO BULLSHIT.
JUST THE
STANDARD.
This site is crane safety information. Proven is the system — policies, procedures, assessments, forms and binders for lifting work.
Competent people matter. Safety information should be accessible. Documentation should be useful. A program has to keep its promises. If Proven names a stop, the stop is real.
SAY IT. DO IT.
- WRITE IT DOWN.
- MAKE IT USABLE.
- WORK SAFE.
- MEAN IT.
Safety information should be accessible.
Proven is public. Anyone on the lift should be able to read how the work is expected to be performed before the gate. No portal. No request form. No expiry date.
Documentation should be useful.
If a procedure cannot be followed on a jobsite, it is not a procedure. It is theatre.
A program has to keep its promises.
If Proven says a stop is real, the stop is real. If it names a form, that form has to work on a phone at the lift.
Workers should be treated with respect.
People are not units. Competent tradespeople get the procedure, the hazards and backing when they refuse unsafe work.
The standard should be in writing.
Role, competency, tickets, the plan and the stop — named. No fog.
The standard should be in writing. Workers should be treated with respect. That is the whole program.