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    Checklist For Belt Slings

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    This document provides a monthly inspection checklist for belt slings used for lifting gears and accessories. The checklist includes 6 points to inspect on each belt sling such as verifying the sling is suitable for the job, the safe working load is marked, no damage over 5% of the fabric width, and ensuring test certificates and proper tagging are available. A plant foreman, engineer, and safety officer must sign off after inspection is completed before the lifting activity can begin to ensure safety.

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    Checklist For Belt Slings

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    This document provides a monthly inspection checklist for belt slings used for lifting gears and accessories. The checklist includes 6 points to inspect on each belt sling such as verifying the sling is suitable for the job, the safe working load is marked, no damage over 5% of the fabric width, and ensuring test certificates and proper tagging are available. A plant foreman, engineer, and safety officer must sign off after inspection is completed before the lifting activity can begin to ensure safety.

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    This document provides a monthly inspection checklist for belt slings used for lifting gears and accessories. The checklist includes 6 points to inspect on each belt sling such as verifying the sling is suitable for the job, the safe working load is marked, no damage over 5% of the fabric width, and ensuring test certificates and proper tagging are available. A plant foreman, engineer, and safety officer must sign off after inspection is completed before the lifting activity can begin to ensure safety.

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    Checklist For Belt Slings

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    yahiya
    This document provides a monthly inspection checklist for belt slings used for lifting gears and accessories. The checklist includes 6 points to inspect on each belt sling such as verifying the sling is suitable for the job, the safe working load is marked, no damage over 5% of the fabric width, and ensuring test certificates and proper tagging are available. A plant foreman, engineer, and safety officer must sign off after inspection is completed before the lifting activity can begin to ensure safety.

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    Description:

    Monthly Inspection checklist for Lifting


    Gears and Accessories – Belt Slings
    Form No.:

    BELT SLINGS
    Project Name: Month: DATE:
    Certification No. Tag No. No. of Belt slings:

    Sl. Status Recommended


    Points for Inspection
    No. Belt #1 Belt #2 Belt #3Belt #4 Action
    1 Is the right belt sling being used for the right job?

    2 Safe Working Load (SWL) marked on the sling?


    Suitable packing used from sharp edges or corners of the
    3
    load.
    Discard the belt, if 5% or more of the fabric width is
    4
    damaged.
    5 Manufacturers load Test certificate is available.
    Discard the belt if found damaged as shown in the
    6
    pictures.

    Important
    Note: Quick visual inspection and ensuring availability of 6 monthly test certificate is a must before any
    lifting activity. Additionally, ensure that proper tagging is available, if not; discontinue use until item is re-
    tagged.

    Checked by plant foreman: Verified by plant engineer Received by Safety officer


    Name Name Name
    Signature Signature Signature
    Date Date Date

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