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    Rigging is the link between the crane and load during lifting operations. It includes slings, hardware, and hitches used to connect loads. Proper rigging requires consideration of the load's weight and center of gravity, as well as sling angles, tension, and capacity. Riggers must inspect all rigging equipment like wire rope, hooks, shackles, and slings for wear or damage to ensure safe lifting.

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    Rigging is the link between the crane and load during lifting operations. It includes slings, hardware, and hitches used to connect loads. Proper rigging requires consideration of the load's weight and center of gravity, as well as sling angles, tension, and capacity. Riggers must inspect all rigging equipment like wire rope, hooks, shackles, and slings for wear or damage to ensure safe lifting.

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    Rigging is the link between the crane and load during lifting operations. It includes slings, hardware, and hitches used to connect loads. Proper rigging requires consideration of the load's weight and center of gravity, as well as sling angles, tension, and capacity. Riggers must inspect all rigging equipment like wire rope, hooks, shackles, and slings for wear or damage to ensure safe lifting.

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    Rigging & Slinging

    Definition of Rigging
    Rigging is part of the lifting operation which forms
    the link between the crane and the load.
    Rigging Types
    Slings
    Rigging Types
    Hardware
    Rigging Types
    Hitches
    Where is the place that need to be considered
    WIRE ROPE
    Basic Components
    WIRE ROPE
    Measurement
    WIRE ROPE
    Grades
    WIRE ROPE
    Basic Cores
    WIRE ROPE
    Seizing and Cutting
    WIRE ROPE
    Lays
    WIRE ROPE
    Installation
    Type of Wire Wire Rope Sling Damage
    WIRE ROPE CLIPS
    WIRE ROPE
    Wedge Sockets
    Hook Inspection

    Check swivel
    for freedom of
    movement and
    wear
    Check that
    Hook Release Release Latch
    Check
    Cam operates freely
    pivot
    for wear

    Check that
    hook closes
    correctly Check for
    (No gaps) wear and
    cracks
    Shackle Application
    Hardware • Shackles • Inspection
    When we must use shackle?
    Center of Gravity
    Sling Hitches
    SLINGS
    Double Wrap Basket Hitch
    Sling Angles
    Calculating Sling Loading
    Calculating Sling Loading
    Calculating Sling Loading
    Effect of Tension
    Rigger’s Capacity Card
    Rigger’s Capacity Card
    Rigger’s Capacity Card
    Rigging Problems
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