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    Site safety training covers proper inspection and use of soft slings for lifting. Soft slings come in various types including round, web, and wide body slings. Inspecting slings involves checking for markings, damage, cuts, tears, and exposed cores. Damaged slings that show cuts, abrasions, acid burns, knots, or broken fibers must be removed from service. Soft slings must be protected from sharp edges and not twisted, tied, or pinched. The working load limit depends on the sling configuration and sharp edges require protection. Quizzes reinforce proper sling inspection, use, and rigging practices.

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    Site safety training covers proper inspection and use of soft slings for lifting. Soft slings come in various types including round, web, and wide body slings. Inspecting slings involves checking for markings, damage, cuts, tears, and exposed cores. Damaged slings that show cuts, abrasions, acid burns, knots, or broken fibers must be removed from service. Soft slings must be protected from sharp edges and not twisted, tied, or pinched. The working load limit depends on the sling configuration and sharp edges require protection. Quizzes reinforce proper sling inspection, use, and rigging practices.

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    1b.soft Sling Presentation

    Uploaded by

    Muhammad Syarifuddin
    Site safety training covers proper inspection and use of soft slings for lifting. Soft slings come in various types including round, web, and wide body slings. Inspecting slings involves checking for markings, damage, cuts, tears, and exposed cores. Damaged slings that show cuts, abrasions, acid burns, knots, or broken fibers must be removed from service. Soft slings must be protected from sharp edges and not twisted, tied, or pinched. The working load limit depends on the sling configuration and sharp edges require protection. Quizzes reinforce proper sling inspection, use, and rigging practices.

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    Site safety training

    N°3
    Soft Sling use and
    inspection
     Lifting Golden rule: The load is properly slung and
    secure. WHY ?

    1
     One of the reason is:

    !!!BAD PRACTICES CAN LEAD TO EQUIPMENT FAILURE !!!

    2
    What are the different types of soft slings ?
    Round Slings
    Round sling (endless sling)
    → Multi purpose use
    Effective length

    Eye and eye Round sling


    → Multi purpose use

    Multi leg round sling


    → To be connected to dedicated
    lifting equipment.

    Braided Round sling


    → Multi purpose use, high capacity

    3
    What are the different types of soft slings ?
    Web Slings
    Endless web sling
    → Multi purpose use

    Triangle / chocker sling


    → straight, basket, choke lift

    Triangle / triangle
    → straight or basket lift

    Eye and eye slings (twisted type)


    → Preferred for chocker application

    Eye and eye slings (Flat type)


    → Multi purpose use

    Reverse eye sling


    → Ideal for choker hitches, heavy duty lift

    4
    What are the different types of soft slings ?
    Wide body Slings

    → Ideal to spread the load on greater area

    Used for cargo protection or for better


    stability

    5
    How inspect a soft sling ?
     Check Colour code, ID number, SWL

    Check for SWL / WLL

    Check for unique ID


    Number

    Check for colour coding

    6
    How inspect a soft sling ?
     WLL can be given by sling colour (EN 1492-1 and EN1492-2)

    To be noted : These colours are not used by all the manufacturer and
    are just given for information
    7
    How inspect a soft sling prior use?
    (According to LEEA)

    Eye
    damaged,
    chafed or cut

    No damaged
    No or loose
    exposed stitching
    core
    Markings
    to be
    legible

    No cuts
    or
    damages

    No heat
    damages, solar
    degradation or
    chemical attack
    Round sling Webbing sling

    8
    How to check and inspect a soft sling?
     Some defaults
    Round sling Webbing sling

    ABRASION

    ACID BURN

    KNOTS

    !!! TO BE REMOVED FROM SERVICE !!!


    9
    How to check and inspect a soft sling?
     Some defaults
    Round sling Webbing sling

    CUTS

    TEARS,
    FRAYS AND
    PULLS

    WELD
    SPLATTERS

    !!! TO BE REMOVED FROM SERVICE !!!


    10
    How to check and inspect a soft sling?
     Some defaults

    Cuts exposing internal core Broken fiber

    Illegible markings No paint or solvent on soft sling!!

    !!! TO BE REMOVED FROM SERVICE !!!


    11
    How to choose sling type ?
     Working load limit will depend of sling configuration

    12
    How to use soft slings ?
     Do and don’t

    OK NO
    OK NO NO

    Use a shackle to connect Multiple slings to be used in


    slings. the body of the shackle, not
    Never tie slings together on the pin
    Never attach a sling directly
    to an eyebolt

    13
    How to use soft slings?
     Do and don’t
    To avoid this!!

    NO Use one of the here under


    protection system!!

    The web will


    be cut here !!

    Always protect slings against


    sharp edges!!

    14
    How to use soft slings?
     Do and don’t

    D hook
    NO
    Pinching of Use appropriate Leye
    web sling!! tools with web slings

    OK NO
    Always make sure that Eye length is
    Allow the choke to form naturally. at least 2 Hook diameter
    Do not try to force the angle of choke
    by hammering or by other means!! Leye ≥ 2 Dhook

    15
    How to use soft slings?
     Do and don’t

    NO
    Don’t let the sling on the ground

    Round turn

    When using sling in basket


    configuration prefer the double wrap Always use dedicated racks to store
    configuration the slings
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    QUIZZ
    QUIZZ
     What is wrong here ?

     Answer: Slings pinching No safety cash on hook

    18
    QUIZZ
     What is wrong here ?
     Answer:

    Knots
    Damages

    No colour code

    19
    QUIZZ
     What is wrong here ?
     Answer:

    CUT !!!!

    Shackle size is not


    appropriate
    Shackle is not
    colour coded

    20
    QUIZZ
     What is wrong here ?

     Answer:
    Damages and Slings are not
    no shackle properly stored

    21
    QUIZZ
     What is wrong here ?
     Answer:

    Sling is attached to
    workshop structural
    part

    This is a dedicated
    lifting beam !!

    22
    QUIZZ
     What is wrong here ?

     Answer: No colour code

    23
    QUIZZ
     What is wrong here ?  Answer:

    BAD RIGGING
    PRACTICE

    Do this way
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    QUIZZ
     What is wrong here ?
     Answer:

    Never use a sling like


    that. Use two slings

    Never connect
    hook or shackle on
    ISO corner !!
    Use an appropriate
    spreader beam to
    lift ISO Container!!

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    QUIZZ
     What is wrong here ?

    Web sling
    pinching
    Shackle not
    aligned.
    Spacers to
    be used

     Answer:
    No protection on
    sharp edges
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    THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION

    Don’t Forget, if any doubt...

    !!! STOP THE OPERATION AND ASK !!!

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