How to Use No Touch Hand Tools to Reduce Injuries on Your Job Site
No touch hand tools are used to handle and manipulate a suspended load without physically touching it. If hand and…
Read ArticleLearn more about the applicable standards that relate to the lifting and rigging industries, including: ASME, OSHA, CMAA, ANSI, NEC, and more. You’ll learn about how you can make your lifting and rigging programs compliant, and how often you should be inspecting crane and hoist equipment, as well as rigging equipment like slings and hardware.
No touch hand tools are used to handle and manipulate a suspended load without physically touching it. If hand and…
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What are the ASME B30.2 hand signals for overhead and gantry cranes? Use the following resources to help in writing…
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Sling protection products protect the sling from getting cut or abraded during the lift and, in many cases, protect the…
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Understanding common lifting and rigging terms can be critical to the success of planning and executing an overhead lift. Use…
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In case you missed it, here's the recording of Mazzella's Online Rigging Tool Box Talk with Adam Franz (Crane Hot…
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Field inspections vs. in-house rigging inspections: what's the difference? In this video, we're doing a deep dive into the two…
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Mazzella's certified rigging inspectors can assist you with records retention, understanding laws & standards, and scheduling your OSHA compliant periodic…
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Using lifting or rigging equipment with insufficient markings and identification can get you in a lot of trouble. When you…
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While the information in the ASME B30 Safety Standards is invaluable—especially when it comes to inspection frequencies and removal from…
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Are you looking for best practices on the use of ladders in the workplace? Statistics show that workers are more…
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If you work in a job that utilizes a crane, hoist, derrick, or cableway to lift and move material, you’re…
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Are you looking for OSHA and ASME requirements for shackle inspection? Do you need to know how often and what…
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