While my knowledge base doesn't contain specific documentation on crane operation safety procedures and risk assessment documentation, I can provide general safety guidance based on industry best practices.

Crane operation safety procedures are essential to prevent fatalities and serious injuries. These procedures should include regular inspections, proper training, and adherence to safety standards. Risk assessment documentation helps identify potential hazards and implement control measures to mitigate those risks.

Key safety procedures for crane operation include:

• Ensuring that cranes are operated only by qualified and trained personnel.
• Regularly inspecting the crane and all crane controls before use by a designated competent person.
• Verifying the crane is on a firm, stable, and level surface.
• Maintaining a safe working clearance of at least 10 feet from overhead electric power lines.
• Inspecting all rigging prior to use and avoiding wrapping hoist lines around the load.
• Using the correct load chart for the crane's current configuration, load weight, and lift path.
• Avoiding exceeding the load chart capacity during lifts.
• Raising the load a few inches, holding, and verifying capacity/balance before delivering the load.
• Never moving loads over workers.
• Following signals and manufacturer instructions during crane operation.

Risk assessment documentation should include:

• Identifying potential hazards associated with crane operations.
• Assessing the risks involved with each identified hazard.
• Implementing control measures to eliminate or minimize the risks.
• Regularly reviewing and updating the risk assessment to reflect changes in the work environment or equipment.