Register of lifting appliances and cargo handling gear 2026

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  2. Begin with Section (A) if the gear is part of a ship's equipment. Fill in the vessel's name, owner's name, official number, address, call sign, register number, port of registry, and date of issue.
  3. If the gear does not belong to a ship, complete Section (B) with similar details as above but relevant to the non-ship context.
  4. Ensure that all entries are accurate and reflect the current status of each lifting appliance and cargo handling gear.
  5. For periodic examinations, record findings in Part I. Include dates and signatures from competent persons who conducted inspections.
  6. In Part II, document regular inspections of loose gear and main accessory gear. Note any defects found during inspections.

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The ILO (International Labour Organisation) 152 is a regulation concerning occupational safety and health regarding lifting appliances and loose tackle. Chain blocks, slings, davits and shackles, all need to be maintained to the highest standards to ensure accidents do not happen.
NECAs Lifting Gear Register is a document created to assess lifting equipment to ensure that it is safe for your employees to use. Lifting Gear Register is a document that needs to be completed to determine if the lifting gear used by your employees requires fixing.
The ILO Merchant Shipping (Minimum Standards) Convention, 1976) requires national administrations to have effective legislation on labour issues such as hours of work, medical fitness and seafarers working conditions.
The purpose of this Convention is the prevention of major accidents involving hazardous substances and the limitation of the consequences of such accidents. 2. This Convention applies to major hazard installations.
The Indigenous and Tribal Populations Convention, 1957 (No. 107) was a first attempt to codify international obligations of States in respect indigenous and tribal populations and was the first international convention on the subject, and was adopted by the ILO at the request of the UN-System.

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Lifting appliances: includes pulley blocks, gin wheels, chain blocks or set of chain blocks. Lifting gear: any chain, rope, chain sling, webbing sling, rope sling, ring, hook, shackle, swivel or eyebolt and any cage or work platform used for carrying persons while suspended from the load line of a crane.
ILO Convention 152, officially titled the Occupational Safety and Health (Dock Work) Convention, 1979, outlines international safety requirements for dock work. The convention has particular focus on lifting appliances and loose equipment such as shackles, slings, hooks, or other loose lifting equipment in ports.
Certification of the vessels lifting gear. This includes the observation of weight testing of shipboard cranes and miscellaneous lifting gear such as A-frames. Inventory of ships cargo gear such as lashing rods, twist locks, and lashing chains.

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