Extreme conditions require reliable performance and uncompromising strength. Chain slings and lifting chains from Olsen Chain & Cable do the job you need them to do.
USE & CARE
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- Do not use chain slings with loads above the rated load capacities on the tag.
- Store slings away from potential kinking, mechanical or corrosive damage, moisture and extreme temperatures.
- Properly hitch slings
- Pad sharp edges
- Balance loads
- Don’t drag slings
- Keep slings free of kinks and don’t pull a sling from under a load when the load is on the sling.
- Inspect slings daily and according to OSHA-approved ASME guidelines.
PRE-OPERATIONAL, DAILY INSPECTIONS
All slings must be checked daily by the sling operator before the first use of each shift.
Here are some items to check daily:
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- Check that ID tags are not missing or unreadable Check chain for broken, kinked or rusted links
- Check for melted or charred areas
- Check for acid or caustic burns Check for excessive abrasive wear or elongation Check for broken or damaged fittings
ANNUAL INSPECTIONS
OSHA 1910.184 requirements dictate a yearly complete sling inspection. Olsen can conduct and document these necessary inspections. Call today: 800-328-1906
