Identification & Markings for Older Below-the-Hook Lifting Devices
It's possible that if you have a below-the-hook lifting device manufactured prior to 2008, it may not be in compliance…
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It's possible that if you have a below-the-hook lifting device manufactured prior to 2008, it may not be in compliance…
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It can be frustrating and confusing to keep track of the ASME standards related to each specific piece of rigging…
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Staying safe while working at height requires proper training, planning, and procedures for identifying and removing potential fall hazards. In…
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You could argue that a sling identification tag is the most important component of a sling assembly. Without it, you…
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Learn How To Inspect Your Slings for OSHA & ASME Compliance! Do you know who's supposed to be inspecting your…
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You could argue that a sling identification tag is the most important component of a sling assembly. Without it, you…
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See how engineered lifeline systems provide 100% tie-off for apprentices training to work safely at height.
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Synthetic rope slings are preferred in certain lifting applications in the construction, shipyard, and offshore and deepwater industries. However, synthetic…
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Learn how to select fall protection equipment using a job safety analysis, risk assessment, and hierarchy of controls.
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Learn what personal fall protection is, when it is needed, and the components of an effective fall protection system.
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One of the first things that you can do to help keep your job site safe is to begin identifying…
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Metal mesh slings are widely used in demanding environments like metalworking facilities and steel processing facilities where the loads may…
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In this article, our goal is to help you understand what is required for your web slings to meet ASME…
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Do you know what the difference is between Certified, Qualified, Competent, and Designated? These terms are frequently used in everyday…
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Don't take risks...be a rigger with a plan. Good crane operation and good rigging practices require having a plan and…
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The key to a safe working environment has always been training, inspection, and knowledgeable employees. More frequently, we’re seeing customers…
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If you take a step back and look at the big picture, it’s not about the certificate you receive at…
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If you’re not confident in your knowledge of the applicable OSHA and ASME standards, or just don’t have the resources…
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In this article, we’ll help you identify some of the pitfalls and hidden costs associated with overhead crane ownership. Our…
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ASME B30.9 Slings is specific to load-handling lifting slings used to connect to and support a heavy load. The B30.9…
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In theory, this process seems like a highly-organized and bullet-proof way to make sure your lifting and rigging gear is…
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Understanding ASME standards will help to ensure the safety of the users, help extend the service life of the slings,…
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At Mazzella, our Service Technicians and Engineers commonly come across overhead cranes that are operational, but not in compliance with…
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Do you have that nagging feeling that your lifting and rigging program isn't in compliance with OSHA and ASME standards?
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