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Periodic Inspection Per OSHA and ASME regulations, periodic rigging and lifting equipment inspection must be documented and performed at least once yearly. If the equipment is going to be subjected to harsher service conditions, it may need to be inspected every three months or perhaps every month.
What are the four main things to inspect on your rigging?
These four things will remind you why rigging inspections matter: Visual evaluations are simple. Safety inspectors should give supplies and systems periodic inspections. OSHA inspections should not be skipped. Document all inspections and keep those documents available.
Who should inspect the rigging?
Each day before being used, the sling and all fastenings and attachments shall be inspected for damage or defects by a competent person designated by the employer. Additional inspections shall be performed during sling use, where service conditions warrant.
How do you inspect rigging?
Things to look for as an inspector include: Heat damage from excessive exposure. Corrosion from the elements. Knotting. Bent or twisted slings. Excessive gashes that compromise hardware integrity. Visible changes in structural makeup.
How do you inspect rigging slings?
Basic Inspection Criteria for Synthetic Web Slings Missing or illegible sling identification. Acid or caustic burns. Melting or charring of any part of the sling. Holes, tears, cuts, or snags. Broken or worn stitching in load-bearing splices. Excessive wear or abrasion. Knots in any part of the sling.
Both OSHA and ASME require you to inspect the rigging hardware every twelve months and document it. If the work conditions are harsher, you may need quarterly or monthly inspections. You will need to consider the following factors to decide if you need inspection more than once a year.
What are the two types of rigging gear inspection?
Inspection Types There are two types of required inspections, pre-use and periodic. The pre-use inspection is performed prior to use. No documentation is required for pre-use inspections. The periodic inspection is a comprehensive, documented inspection, performed on a schedule.
What is included in a rigging hardware inspection?
After a rigging inspection, youll better understand if your rigging hardware is properly marked, and if the overall condition of the equipment meets ASME service requirements. All of our inspections of rigging hardware include hooks, shackles, eye bolts, hoist rings, and are done in ance with ASME B30.
Related links
Basic Rigging Workbook
13-Oct-2008 Endless and Eye-and Eye Synthetic Web Sling Pre-Use Inspection Checklist. Inspect slings daily before use and frequently during use. Slings
Are Operators using an appropriate pre-operation inspection checklist and performing a visual inspection at the beginning of each shift or prior to start-up?
Pre-use Inspection for Slings and Rigging Hardware
Use this checklist as a guide to conduct pre-use inspections of slings and rigging hardware. Only persons who are trained and authorized may inspect and use
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