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InstituteMaterials Handling and StorageSlings for Materials HandlingFocus AreaEnglishAnalysisMaterials Handling and StorageCompliance and Exceptions (Level 2)USA

Slings

['Materials Handling and Storage']
Slings
  • Slings are often used when moving large, bulky, or heavy loads of materials.

Slings are often used along with powered industrial trucks, cranes, hoists, and derricks when moving materials, especially large, bulky, or heavy loads. If the slings are not rigged, arranged, and maintained, serious injuries or fatalities can occur from falling loads.

Slings must be inspected regularly and defected slings taken out of service.

In addition, workers should be trained to use the slings, including in proper rigging techniques for the equipment they will be using slings with.

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InstituteOverview (Level 1)Materials Handling and StorageSafety & HealthGeneral Industry SafetyOccupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), DOLFocus AreaEnglishAnalysisMaterials Handling and StorageUSA

Materials handling and storage

Slings
  • Slings are often used when moving large, bulky, or heavy loads of materials.

Slings are often used along with powered industrial trucks, cranes, hoists, and derricks when moving materials, especially large, bulky, or heavy loads. If the slings are not rigged, arranged, and maintained, serious injuries or fatalities can occur from falling loads.

Slings must be inspected regularly and defected slings taken out of service.

In addition, workers should be trained to use the slings, including in proper rigging techniques for the equipment they will be using slings with.

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