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JEFFERSON JOBOY 27 November 2018 1 LIFTING AWARENESS 2 GROUND RULES 3 What is a lifting operation? An operation concerned with the lifting or lowering of a load'. A 'load' is the item or items being lifted, which includes a person or people


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27 November 2018

JEFFERSON JOBOY

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LIFTING AWARENESS

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GROUND RULES

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An operation concerned with the lifting or lowering of a load'. A 'load' is the item or items being lifted, which includes a person or people.

What is a lifting operation?

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WLL & SWL

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Working Load Limit (WLL)

The maximum load which an item of lifting equipment is designed to raise, lower or suspend. The WLL does not account for particular service conditions which may affect the final rating of the equipment.

Safe Working Load (SWL) The maximum load that can be safely lifted by any item of lifting equipment SWL can be lower than the WLL.

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LIFTING EQUIPMENT

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Lifting Equipment Lifting equipment comprises lifting appliances and lifting accessories. They are defined as follows: Lifting Appliances Any mechanical device capable of raising or lowering a load, eg: Cranes, Forklift Trucks, Manual Hoists, Lever Hoists, Rope Hoists Winches. Lifting Accessories Any device whatsoever which is used or designed to be used directly or indirectly to connect a load to a lifting appliance (see above) and which does not form part of the load, e.g. Wire Rope Slings, Chain Slings, Man-made Fiber Slings, Hooks and Fittings, Swivels, Shackles, Eye-bolts, Rigging Screws.s, Plate Clamps.

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LIFTING EQUIPMENT

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“QCS 2014- SECTION 11 PART 1.04 – SAFE USE OF PLANT EQUIPMENT” Maximum Fixed periods for thorough examination of lifting equipment

LIFTING APPLIANCES – 1 YEARS LIFTING ACCESSORIES – 6 MONTHS PEOPLE CARRYING EQUIPMENT – 6 MONTHS

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LIFTING ACCESSORIES

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SHACKLES BS EN 13889:2003

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SHACKLES

SHACKLE INFORMATION

MANUFACTURERS LOGO LOGO When pin screwed hard tight no cap here Screw threads must be complete and good fit ¾” WLL S.W.L. Stamp HERE Normally marked as W.L.L. (Weight Load Limit) Diameter of Shackle

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SHACKLES

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DEE SHACKLE BOW SHACKLE

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ROUND PIN SHACKLES

Round Pin Shackles can be used in tie down, towing, suspension or lifting applications where the load is strictly applied in-line.

SCREW PIN SHACKLES

Screw Pin Shackles can be used in any application where a round pin shackle is used including applications involving side-loading circumstances where reduced working load limits are required. While in service, do not allow the screw pin to be rotated by a live line, such as a choker application.

BOLT-TYPE SHACKLES

Bolt-type Shackles can be used in any application where a round pin

  • r screw pin shackles are used. In

addition, they are recommended for permanent

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long term installations and where the load may slide

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the shackle pin causing the pin to rotate.

PIN TYPES AND APPLICATIONS

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Replacement Shackle Pins Can a shackle pin be replaced?

Providing the pin and the body do not come from different manufacturers and that the correct type of shackle pin is fitted and that the pin meets the fit requirements specified in EN 13889 - or the standard to which it was made- then there is no reason to reject a shackle because it has a new pin

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Replacement Shackle Pins Can a shackle pin be replaced?

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BS EN 13411 WIRE ROPE GRIPS ( BULLDOG GRIPS)

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WIRE ROPE GRIPS ( BULLDOG GRIPS)

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  • When using U-bolt wire rope clips to form

eyes, ensure the "U" section is in contact with the dead end of the rope WIRE ROPE GRIPS ( BULLDOG GRIPS)

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QCS 2014- SECTION 11 PART 1

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WIRE ROPE GRIPS ( BULLDOG GRIPS)

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WIRE ROPE GRIPS ( BULLDOG GRIPS)

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WEBBING SLING BS EN 1492-1: 2000 + A1: 2008

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Polyamide (Nylon) – GREEN - Immune To Alkalis & Damaged by Acids - -40c to 100c – 10% loss with water

POLYESTER – BLUE - Immune To Acids & Damaged by Alkalis - -40c to 100c

POLYPROPYLENE – BROWN – Little affected by acid and alkalis damaged by Solvents, tar, paints Etc. - -40c to 80c

TAG COLOURS,CHEMICALS, TEMPERATURE

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WEBBING SLING

30°

90° max.

(1) Straight pull M=1.0 (2) Choke hitch M=0.8 (3) Basket hitch

  • Max. 90° M=1.4

(4) Basket hitch parallel M=2.0

MODE FACTORS

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WEBBING SLING

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WEBBING SLING

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WEBBING SLING

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