| DO |
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select the conrrect size sling |
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for the load, taking into account the included angle and
the possibility of unequal loading in the case of multi-eq
slings. |
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| DO |
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ensure that chain slings are |
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not twisted. |
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| DO |
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ensure the load is fully |
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supported in the bowl of the hook not on the tip. |
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| DO |
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avoid snatch or sudden loads. |
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| DO |
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have your slings inspected by |
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a competent person at statutory intervals. |
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| DO |
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keep a register of all slings |
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in use. |
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| DON'T |
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leave your slings on the |
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floor when not in use-hang them on a rack |
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| DON'T |
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use a sling over sharp |
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corners without protective padding. |
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| DON'T |
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trap the sling under a |
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load. |
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| DON'T |
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use slings which are worn, |
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bent, corroded, locked, stretched or damaged in any way. |
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| DON'T |
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knoy a chain. |
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| DON'T |
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heat treat Grade 80 slings. |
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This is unnecessary and could be dangerous. |
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