New Alignment Job

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Job Information

Customer

Project

Location

Equipment

Motor

Pump

Technician

Work Order

Alignment Job

DBSE CHECK — INCHES

Required DBSE	As Found	Final

SOFT FOOT CHECK — THOU

Foot	As Found	Final

Double Reverse Alignment

Enter the indicator values exactly as measured. The existing Robinson Field Service calculation is preserved.

L — Indicator span

L1 — Front foot to P

L2 — Back foot to P

AS FOUND INDICATOR READINGS — THOU

M — Motor indicator

P — Pump indicator

FRONT FEET CORRECTION—

BACK FEET CORRECTION—

ALIGNMENT VISUAL

TRUE OFFSET AT P—Vertical side view

FRONT CORRECTION—

BACK CORRECTION—

Offset exaggerated · true values in thou.

FINAL ALIGNMENT READINGS — THOU

Location	Vertical	Horizontal
Motor (M)
Pump (P)

Notes

Crane & Rigging

Field calculators for lift planning. Enter the lift data, review the assumptions, and verify all results against the applicable crane load chart, rigging WLL, manufacturer data, and qualified-person requirements.

LOAD INFORMATION

Load Weight — lb

Load Length — ft

Load Width — ft

Load Height — ft

Lift Height — ft

Crane Radius — ft

RIGGING SETUP

Sling Legs

Sling Angle — from horizontal

Sling Length — ft

Sling WLL per Leg — lb

Shackle WLL — lb

Rigging Weight — lb

CENTER OF GRAVITY / PICK POINTS

CG from Left — ft

Pick Point A from Left — ft

Pick Point B from Left — ft

For multi-point lifts, use the result as a basic load-share check. Actual rigging geometry and unequal loading must be evaluated by a qualified person.

CALCULATIONS

TOTAL LIFTED WEIGHT—

TENSION PER SLING LEG—

SLING WLL UTILIZATION—

SHACKLE WLL UTILIZATION—

CG POSITION—

2-POINT LOAD SHARE A—

2-POINT LOAD SHARE B—

Enter the lift numbers and calculate.

CRANE CAPACITY / DEDUCTIONS

Enter the gross capacity from the applicable load chart at the actual radius/configuration, then enter the equipment and cable deductions that apply to the lift.

Crane / Manufacturer

Crane Model

Gross Capacity at Radius — lb

Main Block Deduction — lb

Ball Deduction — lb

Jib Configuration

Jib Stowed Deduction — lb

Jib Erected Deduction — lb

Other Deductions — lb

Cable Weight — lb/ft

Cable Length — ft

GROSS CAPACITY—

TOTAL DEDUCTIONS—

NET CAPACITY—

REMAINING CAPACITY—

CAPACITY UTILIZATION—

Lift Notes

ROBINSON FIELD SERVICE / FIELD TOOLKIT

I&E / ELECTRICAL

Check the circuit. Scale the signal. Know what the answer means.

Calculation aid, not a work authorization. Verify equipment ratings, actual wiring, and manufacturer instructions. Follow your site’s electrical safety and isolation procedures. Results do not size protective devices or approve an installation.

DIRT WORK / GRADE CALCULATOR

Benchmark → Gun height → Required grade → What should the rod read?

Enter decimal feet. Results update as you type.

BENCHMARK ELEVATION (FT)

GUN HEIGHT / HEIGHT OF INSTRUMENT (FT)

HEIGHT OF INSTRUMENT (HI): — FT

REQUIRED GRADE / DESIGN ELEVATION (FT)

WHAT SHOULD THE ROD READ?

— FT

— FT — IN

Enter benchmark elevation, gun height, and required grade.

Required rod reading = HI − Required grade

ELEVATION CHANGE OPTIONAL

CURRENT ELEVATION (FT)

TARGET ELEVATION (FT)

— FT Enter current and target elevations.

Elevation change = Target − Current

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