COMPANY GAGASAN MAYA SDN BHD

TITLE: CRANE AND LIFTING OPERATION

ISSUE NO 01 DATE 02 NOVEMBER 2021 REVISION 00

SAFE WORK
INSTRUCTION

(CRANE AND LIFTING

OPERATION)

PREPARED BY SIGNATURE REVIEWED BY SIGNATURE APPROVED BY SIGNATURE

MOHD
MOHD MD FAIDZAL
NAQIUDDIN
ZULHAIDY BIN MD
BIN MAT
BIN SALIM YUSOP
YAACOB
Safety and Health Officer Construction Manager Project Manager

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SAFE WORK INSTRUCTION: CRANE AND LIFTING OPERATION

1. Purpose
2. Scope
3. Definitions
4. Responsibilities
5. Competencies and Specific Responsibilities
6. Procedure
7. References
8. Appendix

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AMENDMENT HISTORY

Date Revision Amendment Description

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1.0 Purpose

The purpose of the Safe Work Instruction is to detail measures that reduce the safety and health
risks associated with the use of crane and lifting operation in construction site.

2.0 Scope

The scope of this instruction applies for the whole Gagasan Maya’s project site.

3.0 Definitions

 Crane
 Crane machinery such as crawler crane, mobile crane, tower crane, etc.

 Competent
 Capability of identifying existing and predictable hazards in the surroundings or working
condition which are unsanitary, hazardous, or dangerous to employees and has
authorization to take prompt corrective measures to eliminate them.

 GAGASAN MAYA
 Gagasan Maya Sdn Bhd’

 CIDB
 Construction Industry Development Board

 DOSH
 Department of Occupational Safety and Health, Ministry of Human Resources, Malaysia

4.0 Responsibilities

4.1 Project Manager / Construction Manager

 The Project Manager / Construction Manager shall ensure full compliance of this
Safe Work Instruction and its requirement along with other legal and statutory
requirement.

4.2 Site Engineer

 The Site Engineer shall ensure the compliance of the safety and health requirement
before any commencement of work.
 The Site Engineer shall ensure all permit to work is properly filled and approved
before any commencement of work.
 The Site Engineer shall ensure that the assessment of the hazards and its control
measure has been implemented before any commencement of work.

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4.3 Site Superintendent / Site Supervisor

 The Site Superintendent / Site Supervisor shall conduct Pre-Task Talk before any
commencement of work by brief all the workers on the hazards, risks and the
control measures on the related activities and ensure it is properly recorded.
 The Site Superintendent / Site Supervisor shall ensure the compliance of the safety
and health requirement before any commencement of work.

4.4 Site Safety Supervisor

 The Site Safety Supervisor to ensure that the provision of the safety and health
requirement is complied with and shall inspect and rectifying any unsafe practice
or condition at site.
 To report any incident or issues happened on site to Safety and Health Officer.
4.5 Employees / Operators
 Employees / Operators shall cooperate with the site superintendent / site supervisor
to ensure compliance and shall not interfere or misuse the safety measure that had
been place on site.
 To use the PPE provided along the activities period.

5.0 Competencies and Specific Responsibilities

Job Title Requirement Responsibility

 Green Card
Holder.  Ensuring that the equipment selected has been adequately
Lifting
 Completed inspected and maintained.
Superviso
Rigger/  Ensuring that an effective procedure is in place for reporting
r / Site
Slinger defects, taking into account remedial actions.
Superviso
r
course.  Taking responsibility for the organization and control of lifting
 Experience operations.
in lifting  Stopping any unsafe operation and reporting any incidents.
operation.
 Must comply all the rules and operate diligently with safety under
DOSH regulation and act.
 Being familiar with the crane's load chart.
 Inspecting and maintaining the crane regularly as prescribed by
both the owner and manufacturer.
 Competent
Crane  Informing the owner or P.I.C. of any problems, needed
Person
maintenance, or necessary repairs to the machine. This shall be
Operators approved
done in writing, preferably in the machine's logbook or inspection
by DOSH
report.
 Being aware of any site conditions that could affect the crane
operation.
 Be particularly cautious around powerlines. Reviewing the
planned operation and requirements with the site supervision.
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Job Title Requirement Responsibility

 Check the slings and ensure that the rigging angle is correct.
 Make sure the load is properly secured and inform the Crane
Operator of the weight of the load.
 Make sure the lifting gears such as slings and shackles are well-
 Accredited maintained and in good working condition.
Riggers/ by CIDB as  Make sure the load is stable, secured and balanced before any
Slinger competent lifting operation.
person.  Make sure any loose items are placed in a proper receptacle or
container to prevent the load from falling during the lifting
operation.
 Immediately report any defective or faulty lifting gear to the
Lifting Supervisor.
 Green Card
Holder.  Check the load is properly rigged before giving clear signal to the
 Completed Crane Operator to lift the load
Signalma Signalman  Give the correct crane hand signals clearly to the Crane Operator
n course. to lift the load.
 Experience  Communication between Lifting Supervisor, Rigger and
in lifting Signalman must be maintained at all times.
operation.
 Banks-man will be the eyes and ears of the crane or truck driver
and make sure any manoeuvres they make are safe and don’t put
 Green Card the driver or anyone else in danger
Holder.  Communicates with the driver via a radio link or pre-arranged
Banks-  Experience hand signals. By doing this, the Banks-man can inform the driver
man in of what is going on around the vehicle since they may not have a
constructio complete view or clear visibility.
n industry.  Banks-man can also be called upon for many other duties such as
directing traffic in and around the site. As such they are sometimes
also called flagman

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6.0 Procedure
6.1 General Requirement
 A pre-task briefing based on the job safety and health analysis shall be provided for
all person assigned to lifting operations.
 Work shall not be conducted within the specified clearances without the approval
from the electrical utility provider.
 No persons shall be allowed to be under a suspended load.
 Cranes shall be maintained regularly in accordance to manufacturer’s
recommendations and the full maintenance history records shall be duly kept and
produced when required.
 All cranes shall have the following information/documents displayed prominently
on them:-
 Valid PMA Certificate issued by DOSH.
 Valid PMA number as issued by DOSH.
 Respective crane operator’s competency certificate issued by DOSH.
 SWL and Load Charts.
 All cranes shall have the following documents readily available in respective
cabin:-
 Records of independent 3rd party inspection (If applicable).
 Records of re-examination done (for crawler cranes).
 Manufacturer’s Operation and Maintenance manual.
 All crane and lifting appliance hooks shall display their SWL.

6.2 Lifting Gears Requirement

 All lifting gears shall be tested to ensure its integrity.
 All lifting gear shall display its unique identifying number.
 All lifting gear shall be marked with its SWL.
 Lifting gear that has not got a test certificate or its not marked with a unique number
or SWL shall be removed from site.
 Lifting gear that is manufactured to a national or international standard shall have
a certificate of test of fitness for use from the manufacturer.
 Site made or specifically fabricated lifting gear such as distribution beams, material
lifting cages and crane lift able waste skips shall meet the following requirements
before use.
 Option 1
 Have a design which is approved by a Professional Engineer.
 Have an examination and certificate of fitness for use issued by a
Professional Engineer.
 Option 2
 Be load tested to 5 times the SWL (Example, if SWL=1 Ton, then the
Test Load=5 Tons)
 Have the load test witnessed by a qualified mechanical engineer.

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 Have a written record of test signed by the qualified mechanical

engineer that witnessed the test.
 Lifting gears that has been inspected or examined and found to be defective shall
be colour coded with red paint, not be used and removed from operational work
areas.
 Lifting gear that has been examined and found to be in good condition shall be color
coded in accordance with the details given below.

BLUE YELLOW ORANGE GREEN

JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL
MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER
RED - For Defective Item
 The use of hand spliced wire ropes for lifting is prohibited.
 The practice of tying knots in wire ropes or chains used for lifting is prohibited.
 Lifting gear shall be inspected before each use by the rigger.
 It is advisable to establish and maintain a log that contains details of all lifting gears.
 Description of lifting gears
 Serial/tag number
 SWL
 In service or disposed

6.3 Lifting Work Requirement

 Lifting work areas shall be well illuminated for night time operations.
 An exclusion zone shall be created for lifting areas.
 Lifting work areas shall be free from overhead utilities.
 Mobile crane booms shall be fully lowered and locked and outriggers shall be fully
retracted prior to moving the cranes.
 No load shall be left suspended on a crane or lifting appliance unless the operator
is at the controls.
 Loads shall only be suspended for the minimum amount of time necessary to
complete the lifting operation; at all other times they shall be lowered to rest on a
solid surface.
 Working adjacent to highways or buildings, the crane boom shall be lowered down
or retracted at the end of the day, immediately prior to holidays or at weekends.
 Cranes booms that are unable to be retracted or lowered down due to space
constraints should be left in a parked position, facing away from the highway or
buildings.
 Crane and lifting appliances shall be switched off, have the doors locked and keys
removed when not in use.
 Suspended loads shall be controlled at all times by using a minimum of two (2)
taglines at opposite corners of the load.

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 Loads shall not be lifted over any public area unless approval has been obtained
and control measures, such as traffic and pedestrian control, to temporarily exclude
the public from the area are in place.

6.4 Permit to Lift

 The Permit to lift will be used to check and verify the safety of lifting operations
based on the complexity of the lifting operations to be undertaken on worksite the
complex lifting is required to apply the Permit to Lift.
 Classification of the complexity of Lifting Operations is detailed below: -
 Simple Lifts – Lifts using a single crane with a Maximum Safe Working Load
capacity of less than 20 tons and a load weight of up to 5 tons excluding any
lift over or adjacent to the track area, public roads, water, power lines, on soft
ground or from temporary works.
 Intermediate Lifts – Lifts using a single crane with a Maximum Safe Working
Load capacity of less than 50 tons and a load weight over 5 tons up to a
maximum of 20 tons and any lift adjacent to the track area, public roads water,
power lines, on soft ground or from temporary works.
 Complex Lifts – Lifts using a single crane with Maximum Safe Working Load
capacity of more than 50 tons and a load weight over 20 tons, any lift using
more than 1 crane or any lift involving persons as part of the load.

6.5 Crane Erection and Dismantling

 Where cranes are to be erected and dismantled on the worksite a method statement
and HIRARC for each operation shall be provided. No onsite crane erection is
permitted without an approved method statement, HIRARC and DOSH approval.
Refer flow chart 1 for Crawler Crane.

6.6 Testing, Examination and Inspection of Crane

 Cranes will be inspected and tested by DOSH inspector at periods not exceeding 15
months. A thorough examination of each crane will be made by the DOSH inspector
at periods not exceeding 15 months and after substantial re-erection, alteration or
repair.
 Crane will be tested and thoroughly examined after exposure to weather conditions
likely to have affected its stability.
 Automatic Safe Load Indicators will be tested and thoroughly examined before the
crane is taken into use, after it has been dismantled or after anything has been done
that is likely to affect the proper operation of the indicator, e.g. a change in jib
length. They will be inspected weekly as part of the normal weekly inspection of
the crane.
 A copy of the current 3rd party test and examination report for every crane in use
on the worksite shall be kept and displayed with the crane on site.
 On a monthly basis all crane operators or other suitably trained persons will carry
out a detailed safety inspection of the crane and record the findings on the

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appropriate checklist. Such records will be kept in the crane and be produced by the
crane operator upon request.
 No part of a crane, which has been subjected to lifting stresses, shall be altered,
welded or changed in any way without reference to the crane manufacturer’s
procedures.
 All crane operators or lifting supervisor shall conduct a daily safety check of their
cranes.

6.7 General Operation of Cranes

 Prior to work on the worksite all lifting operations will be authorized by the
Authorized Person. No authorization, no work. The Safety personnel will record
the authorization on the Permit to Lift.
 Where intermediate lifting operations are to be conducted the lifting operation
supervisor will ensure that such operations are properly planned. Planning
arrangements will be recorded on the Lifting Plan.
 Where complex lifting operations are to be undertaken a method statement and
HIRARC will be provide for approval. No such operations will be conducted
without an approved method statement.
 All cranes on the worksite will have a copy of the manufacturers operating manual
and load rating charts available for use and kept with the crane operator or in the
crane.
 Close attention will be paid to the stability of the surface upon which a crane is
positioned. Steel plates will be provided and used at all times (Soft Ground) under
each mobile crane outrigger. Outrigger loads or track pressures for the specific
conditions of machine operation will be obtained from the crane operating manual
before setting up the crane for work. Checks will be made to ensure that the ground
is capable of bearing the loads imposed by the crane outriggers or tracks.
 Hooks on cranes will be of an approved safe design and fitted with safety latches.
 The weight of any load to be lifted will be accurately determined prior to lifting.
 Loads will only be lifted vertically and will not be not pulled or dragged.
 Close attention will be paid to proximity hazards. Extra precautions need to be taken
when cranes are operated adjacent to public roads, above water pipelines, below
power lines, on soft ground or from temporary works.
 Where a crane has a traveling or slewing motion, a gap of at least 0.6m will be
maintained between any moving part of the crane and any fixed or stationary object.
Should this be impractical, access to the danger area will be prevented.
 Crane manufacturers may specify the maximum wind speeds in which their cranes
can safely operate and therefore, lifting operations will cease when these speeds are
reached. In certain circumstances, dependent upon the nature of the load and
prevailing conditions, it may be necessary for lifting operations to be curtailed at
wind speeds lower than those indicated by the crane manufacturer. Wind forces can
be greater at height by as much as 35% and all lifts above ground level must account
for such forces (e.g., side loads, down drafts, etc.), as applied to the load and the
boom.
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 Where two or more cranes are required to work together to raise a single load, the
operation will be the subject of a Method Statement and HIRARC. Such operations
will be directly supervised by lifting supervisor. The Safe Working Load of each
crane used for multiple crane lifts will be down rated by at least 25%.
 The complexities of dual lift operations need to be clearly appreciated and all
necessary steps taken to ensure that neither crane takes more than its calculated
share of the load, that neither crane becomes out of level, and that the hoist ropes
remain plumb.
 Pre-task briefing shall be conducted by the process owner or supervisor in charge
before start work and attended by a related person on the activities.
 Communication method (flags, hand signal, walkie-talkie etc.) available at site.

6.8 Mobile Cranes

 Crane providers will be required to provide load rating charts and these will be
consulted when the load and radius has been determined to identify the maximum
safe working load. It is essential when selecting a mobile crane to ensure that the
safe working load is considered in the worst condition in which it is planned to
operate.
 Before a mobile crane is positioned for a lift, attention will be paid to the condition
of the ground upon which the crane will stand, as this will be subjected to high
point-loadings from outriggers or tires. Dependent upon the nature of the ground
and/or the size of the crane to be used, a special hard standing may have to be
prepared.
 Outriggers will be properly set and locked if a locking device is provided. When
controlled remotely from the cab, the operator will make a physical check to ensure
that each pad has an adequate bearing before a load is lifted. Steel plates will be
used under each outrigger pad to distribute the load. It is essential that outriggers
are supported at the jacking points and not under the outrigger beams.
 The practice of extending only those outriggers on the side of a crane where a lift
is taking place is highly dangerous and will not be permitted. Backward stability is
equally as important as forward stability. All outriggers will be fully extended at all
times whilst lifting operations are ongoing.
 Before a lift takes place, the crane will be level. If the carriage is slightly off level,
the error is magnified at the jib head, particularly when slewing, and could result in
failure when lifting an otherwise safe load.
 Trucks fitted with cranes are frequently misused and feature very highly in lifting
operation incidents. They will be closely supervised and only operated according
to the manufacturer’s instructions. They are only designed to lift loads on or off the
truck and not to be used as general cranes. Care will be taken to ensure that the
operator of a truck crane does not trap himself between the load and the truck.
 Prior to start work, Safety personnel and Crane Operator shall conduct joint
inspection and keep record. Only safe cranes shall be allowed to operate at site.
Crane operator shall conduct daily visual inspection. Safety personnel and crane
operator shall conduct weekly joint inspection and keep record.
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6.9 Crawler Crane

 Crawler cranes are erected and disassembled. To ensure the safety of these
machines, it is imperative that they are assembled and disassembled by qualified
and trained personnel according to the recommendations of the manufacturers´
manuals.
 Crane operator shall conduct daily inspection. Safety personnel and crane operator
shall conduct monthly joint inspection and keep record.

6.10 Lifting Gear

 Lifting gear means any chain sling, rope sling, or similar gear, and any beam, ring,
link, hook, plate clamp, shackle, swivel or eye bolt, used for lifting operations on
the worksite.
 All lifting gear will be subjected to a test by a competent person (Rigger) prior to
its first use to prove that it is capable of withstanding the load that it is designed for.
 The lifting supervisor will ensure that all items of lifting gear in use on the worksite
are properly inspected and certified to a particular safe working load. All lifting
gear will be marked with color code with a unique means of identification.
 All lifting gear will be inspected at periods not exceeding 3 months. The results of
regular inspections of lifting gear will be recorded on the Lifting Gear Inspection
Checklist
 Riggers will check the condition of lifting gear prior to each and every lift.
 Wire ropes and fiber ropes and slings will be marked with their safe working load
unless this information can be accurately obtained from a table posted prominently
on site. All other chains, ropes and items of lifting equipment will be clearly marked
with their safe working load.
 A wire rope used in raising, lowering or suspension of a load, will not be used if it
is kinked, significantly rusted, the core is visible or the rope has visible broken
wires, exceeding 5% of the total or in any length equal to 10 times the diameter of
the rope.
 Garbage skips will not be used for lifting materials other than loose lightweight
garbage. They will be inspected on a weekly basis by riggers to ensure that the
lifting points are in good condition and that the skip body is not worn or split. Whilst
garbage is being lifted in a garbage skip it will be surrounded by a cargo net that is
attached to the crane hook. The cargo net will be of sufficient capacity to hold the
garbage skip and its contents in the event of a lifting point or skip body failure.
 Any lifting gear that is found to be defective will be removed from service and
sprayed with red paint to indicate that it is not to be used. All defective equipment
will be removed from the worksite.
 A system will be established on the worksite for storage of all lifting equipment not
regularly in use. Such equipment will not be left in the work areas.

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6.11 Safety Signs and Marking

 All warning signs shall be posted in English and Bahasa Malaysia or in any other
suitable languages.
 Boom length, size and safe working load capacities at the appropriate radius and
recommended operating conditions shall be identified on an instructions plaque
which shall be permanently affixed to the cab of the crane in a location readily
visible to the operator while seated at the control station.

7.0 References

 Occupational Safety and Health Act 1994.

 Factories and Machinery Act 1974.
 Factories and Machinery (Safety, Health and Welfare) Regulations 1970.
 Factories and Machinery (Building Operations and Works of Engineering Construction).
 Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) Guidelines for Public Safety and
Health at Construction Sites.

8.0 Appendix

 Appendix 1_SHE_LGI_004_Lifting Gear Inspection (Monthly).

 Appendix 2_SHE_MCCI_005_Mobile and Crawler Crane Inspection (Monthly).
 Appendix 3_ SHE_MCCDI_006_Mobile and Crawler Daily Inspection.

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Appendix 1

Contractor Date of Inspection

Work Area Ref. Number
In-charge Lifting Gear Test Cert YES NO

No. Items to be Inspected Pass Fail Remarks

Chain Sling
a. Condition of the master link coupling and lower coupler / shackle
b. Condition of the chains in good condition free from defect, extreme
1
corrosion, crack
c. Condition of the hook (extreme defect and safety latch)
d. Certificate availability
Wire Rope Sling
a. Reduction of wire rope diameter not more than 7%
b. Damage wire strands not more than 10%
2
c. Free from twisted kink and cut
d. Lubricated the wire
e. Certificate availability
Lifting Beams and Spreader Beams
3 a. Attachment points free from cracking or excessive wear
b. Beam free from dents or holes
Webbing Sling
a. Condition of the eye, terminal attachment
b. Free from cut or tear defect
4
c. External wear or extreme abrasion sign
d. Heat or fire defect
e. Certificate availability
Additional remarks or observations:

BLUE YELLOW ORANGE GREEN

JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL
MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER
RED – For Defective Item
Inspected by (Operator/Lifting Acknowledged by:
Supervisor): Approved to use

Not approved to use

Name: Name:
Date: Date:

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Appendix 2

Contractor : Crane Type :

Company : PMA No. :
Work Location : Operator Name :
Person in Charge : Operator Cert. :
Date : Ref. Number :

NO ITEMS PASS FAIL N/A REMARKS

1 Condition of The Main Body
2 Condition of The Main Boom
3 Condition of Outriggers
4 Condition of The Track
5 Tires/Track Condition
6 Side Mirror
7 Operation/Hazard Light Functional
8 Condition of The Main Block
9 Condition of Aux Block
10 Wire Rope joint
11 Block Limit Switch
12 Wire Rope Condition
13 Condition of The Pulleys
14 Condition of Hook and Safety Latch
15 Load Indicator Device
16 Load Chart Available
17 Hydraulic Equipment/Device
18 Steel Plate
19 Fire Extinguisher
20 Valid PMA
21 Cabin Condition
22 Vehicle Brake
23 Limit switch indicator
Comment: -___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
Inspected by Verified by:
(Operator/Lifting Approved to Operate
Supervisor)
Name: Not approved to operate
Name: Date:
Date:
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Appendix 3
Operator’s Name: Item Indication
PMA Registration Number: √ Ok – In Good / Workable Condition
Type of Crane: Mobile Crane / Crawler Crane: X Not OK – In Bad Condition
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3
No Items 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 8 9 0 1
Periksa penggera lebih muatan dan brek mengangkat.
1
Check overload warning device and hoist brake.
Periksa indikator berat dan sudut boom.
2
Check load indicator angle indicator.
Periksa keadaan alatan mengangkat: cth: 'Wire Rope'
Pengurangan diameter <7%, kerosakan pada tali pintalan <
10%, tidak bersimpul, terhakis dsb.
3
Check lifting gear condition: eg: wire rope diameter
reduction less than 7%, breakage of strands less than 10% no
kinks, corrosion etc.
Periksa penyangkuk keselamatan dan pin pengadang
4 keselamatan.
Check hook have safety latch attached.
Periksa ikatan penyangkuk blok utama.
5
Check the pin of main hook block
Pastikan load chart ada di dalam kabin pemandu.
6
Ensure load chart available in the crane's cabin.
Pastikan salinan PMA ada di dalam kabin dan dipamerkan.
7
Ensure PMA certificate available in the crane's cabin.
Pastikan outrigger dibuka sepenuhnya.
8
Ensure outrigger is fully extended.
Pastikan kren dalam keadaan stabil dan gunakan plet besi atau
pek kayu.
9
Ensure crane are in stable condition, use steel plate or or
timber pack.
Tandatangan Harian Pemeriksa.
10
Daily Inspector Initial.
Comments: Inspected By Verified By
Name Name
Designation Designation

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