All workers performing hoisting and rigging activities must be thoroughly trained in safety and operating procedures.
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Daily inspection usually includes a hands-on visual inspection to identify potential defects, damages, or deformities in the rigging equipment and its components.
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Rigging hardware comes in many capacities and weight limits to meet the needs of loads that come in different shapes, weights, and sizes.
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It takes knowledge and experience to ensure safe practices are followed when using rigging equipment.
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Before every job, you’re going to have to inspect your gear, crane, fall protection equipment, hardware, and surroundings.
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This inspection is a recommended industry practice, where the rigging hardware is inspected upon receiving from the supplier or manufacturer.
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Rigging hardware should typically have detailed identification tags that display load limits and other information in detail.
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