Which lift type is NOT considered a complex lift?

The type of lift that is not considered complex is the one involving oxygen and acetylene bottles in racks designed for lifting. This category generally involves standardized equipment and predictable handling procedures, making the operation straightforward and less prone to complications.

In this context, complex lifts typically involve multiple variables that require extensive planning, coordination, and often additional safety measures. For example, multiple-crane lifts involve coordinating several cranes to lift a single load, which introduces challenges in communication and load balancing. Lifting large geometric shapes often leads to challenges related to stability and weight distribution due to their irregular shapes. Loads with multi-level attachment points complicate the operation further, as they can cause uneven load distribution and require careful calculations to ensure safety throughout the lift.

In contrast, using racks designed specifically for oxygen and acetylene bottles is generally more controlled, as the design incorporates safety features and protocols that streamline the lifting process, reducing the inherent risks associated with complex lifts.