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Key Factors for Safe Rigging and Lifting
In an industrial setting, workers involved in rigging and lifting activities encounter a wide range of materials and equipment daily, coupled with the assembly and positioning of substantial structures. The operations are often carried out in hazardous conditions, each presenting unique challenges. Both employees and employers acknowledge the risks associated with industrial rigging, with numerous incidents resulting from improper practices, leading to injuries and fatalities.
Insufficient knowledge and training provided to riggers and operational personnel are often the leading cause of such accidents. However, with proper planning and adherence to industry best practices, industrial rigging and lifting can be conducted safely, ensuring the well-being of workers and the integrity of equipment. To achieve this, industrial workers must be well-versed in operation methods, rigging techniques, load securing, risk assessments, and the potential hazards associated with operating heavy machinery.
Precautions with Rigging Gear and Equipment
It is essential for riggers to conduct thorough inspections of rigging gear and equipment to minimize the risk of equipment failure. Several safety measures to manage rigging equipment include:
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