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The term “annual” often gets used incorrectly when it comes to addressing the frequency of a Periodic rigging inspection. In OSHA 1910.184 and ASME B30.9 slings standards, the term “annual” is never actually used when providing a definition for a Periodic inspection or in the determination of the frequency of a Periodic inspection. Learn More!
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By taking this online sling inspection course, Mazzella Companies does not certify you as a sling inspector. This course teaches you the basics of sling inspection. To become a certified sling inspector, you must complete a certified inspector course provided by a third-party.
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