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Page 1: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Rigging Rigging Equipment Equipment

Safety is Safety is the #1 the #1 prioritypriority

Page 2: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Rigging equipmentRigging equipment

• Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: • Before each shiftBefore each shift • As necessary during useAs necessary during use

• Remove rigging equipment:Remove rigging equipment:• If defectiveIf defective • When not in useWhen not in use

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Page 3: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Safe working loadSafe working load

• Recommended safe loadRecommended safe load

• Mark custom lifting accessoriesMark custom lifting accessories

• Proof test to 125 percentProof test to 125 percent

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Page 4: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Competent person and Competent person and inspectioninspection • Inspect before each shiftInspect before each shift

• Additional Additional inspectionsinspections

• Remove from Remove from serviceservice

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Page 5: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Alloy steel chainsAlloy steel chains

• Attached ID information Attached ID information

• Rated capacity Rated capacity in Table H-1in Table H-1

• Chain link wear Chain link wear in Table H-2in Table H-2

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Page 6: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Inspect alloy steel chains Inspect alloy steel chains based onbased on • Frequency of sling useFrequency of sling use

• Severity of service conditionsSeverity of service conditions

• Nature of lifts madeNature of lifts made

• Experience from other Experience from other slingsslings

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Page 7: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Sling Inspection Sling Inspection

• Inspect slings every 12 monthsInspect slings every 12 months

• Maintain records of Maintain records of inspectionsinspections

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Page 8: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Wire ropeWire rope

• Safe working loadSafe working load

• Protruding ends Protruding ends of standsof stands

• Don’t use knotsDon’t use knots

• Visible brokenVisible broken wires wires

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Page 9: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Slings general requirementsSlings general requirements

• Don’t use knotsDon’t use knots

• Prevent kinkingPrevent kinking

• Balance loadsBalance loads

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Page 10: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Slings general Slings general requirementsrequirements• Use padded slingsUse padded slings

• Don’t shock Don’t shock load slingsload slings

• Watch your Watch your fingersfingers

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Page 11: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Sling attachments and safe Sling attachments and safe operationoperation • Fiber wire core rope slings Fiber wire core rope slings

• Nonfiber core wire rope slings Nonfiber core wire rope slings

• Proof test Proof test

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Page 12: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Natural or synthetic fiber Natural or synthetic fiber rope slings rope slings • Table H-15, 16, 17, and 18 applyTable H-15, 16, 17, and 18 apply

• Follow mfg. recommendationsFollow mfg. recommendations

• Don’t use knotsDon’t use knots

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Page 13: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Splicing natural or Splicing natural or synthetic slingssynthetic slings • Requirements for full tucksRequirements for full tucks

• Don’t use knotsDon’t use knots

• Don’t use clampsDon’t use clamps

• Watch for sharp edgesWatch for sharp edges

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Page 14: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Remove natural or Remove natural or synthetic slingssynthetic slings • Abnormal wearAbnormal wear

• Powdered fiberPowdered fiber

• Broken or cut fibersBroken or cut fibers

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Page 15: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Remove natural or Remove natural or synthetic slingssynthetic slings• Variations in size of strandsVariations in size of strands

• Discoloration or rottingDiscoloration or rotting

• Distortion of hardwareDistortion of hardware

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Page 16: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Marking/coding synthetic Marking/coding synthetic webbingwebbing • Name of manufacturerName of manufacturer

• Rated capacityRated capacity

• Type of materialType of material

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Page 17: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Synthetic webbing Synthetic webbing requirementsrequirements • Don’t exceed capacityDon’t exceed capacity

• Uniform thicknessUniform thickness

• Fittings as strong as slingFittings as strong as sling

• Use stitching to attach fittingsUse stitching to attach fittings

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Page 18: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Synthetic webbing Synthetic webbing precautionsprecautions • Fumes, vapors, sprays, mists, Fumes, vapors, sprays, mists,

liquidsliquids

• Nylon web slingsNylon web slings

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Page 19: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Synthetic webbing Synthetic webbing precautionsprecautions• Polyester and polypropylene slingsPolyester and polypropylene slings

• Temperature restrictionsTemperature restrictions

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Page 20: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Remove synthetic webbingRemove synthetic webbing

• Acid or caustic burnsAcid or caustic burns

• Melting or charringMelting or charring

• Snags, punctures, tearsSnags, punctures, tears

• Distortion of fittingsDistortion of fittings

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Page 21: Rigging Equipment Safety is the #1 priority. Rigging equipment Inspect rigging equipment:Inspect rigging equipment: Before each shiftBefore each shift

Shackles and hooks Shackles and hooks

• Table H-19 for safe working loadsTable H-19 for safe working loads

• Follow the manufacturer’s Follow the manufacturer’s recommendationsrecommendations

• Test hooksTest hooks

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