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The version control will be maintained by the SHEQ team and is controlled via the Safety Equipment Inspections Document 2073838157-15.
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The version control will be maintained by the SHEQ team and is controlled via the Safety Equipment Inspections Document 2073838157-15.
Chain slings must be inspected quarterly, with particular attention being paid to the following
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Inspect every link individually for signs of wear, twisting, stretching, gouging or nicks.
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Assess the degree of damage and refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for allowable degree of wear.
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Inspect the load-bearing points for any sort of wear or distortion eg widening of any hook throat opening
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Clean the sling before inspection if required so that faults can be easily seen and felt.
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All connections must be inspected for signs of wear at the load- bearing points, any excessive movement of the load pin and for poor rotation of the body halves around the load pin.
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Mark damaged chain links clearly to indicate rejection and remove from service until repaired
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Any damaged fittings can be replaced but damaged chain must be destroyed.
POSITIVE OBSERVATIONS
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Note Positive Observations : Is the equipment in good condition
AT RISK OBSERVATIONS
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Note Observations to be rectified by WHEN and WHO !
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Provide a sketch of the area of concern if applicable to support findings
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WORKPLACE MANAGER SIGN OFF
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Select date
