Which document demonstrates that personnel involved in a lift are qualified?

• A. Lift plan.
• B. Personnel qualifications.
• C. Maintenance log.
• D. Load weight chart.

Answer: (B)

The key idea is that proving who is competent to perform or assist with a lift comes from having a record of their training and credentials. A document labeled as personnel qualifications directly shows that the people involved—such as the crane operator, signal person, and riggers—have completed the required training, hold the appropriate certifications or licenses, and have any necessary competency assessments. This kind of record provides a clear, verifiable basis that those individuals are authorized and capable to take part in the lift, which is essential for safety and regulatory compliance.

Lift plans describe how the lift will be executed, including methods, rigging, and risk controls, but they don’t confirm that the people executing the lift are qualified. A maintenance log tracks the service history of the equipment, not the workers’ credentials. A load weight chart sets safe load limits for the crane, but it doesn’t document anyone’s qualifications.