Flat Webbing Slings 1T x 4M (12pcs)

Size

1T x 1M, 1T x 1.5M,1T x 2M,1T x 3M,1T x 4M

Safety measures and precautions

1. Inspect Regularly:
   • Before each use, visually inspect the flat webbing sling for any signs of damage, such as cuts, abrasions, fraying, or broken stitching.
   • Ensure that the sling is free from contaminants like oil, grease, or chemicals that could weaken the material.
2. Follow Manufacturer Guidelines:
   • Adhere to the manufacturer’s specifications, guidelines, and recommended usage limits, including load capacity and length restrictions.
3. Proper Sling Selection:
   • Choose the appropriate flat webbing sling for the specific load, considering weight, dimensions, and shape. Use slings with the correct capacity and length for the task.
4. Securely Attach to the Load:
   • Ensure that the flat webbing sling is securely attached to the load and that the load is properly balanced.
   • Use proper rigging techniques, and make sure all attachments are securely fastened.
5. Avoid Sharp Edges:
   • Protect the sling from sharp edges or abrasive surfaces that could cause damage. Consider using protective sleeves or edge guards when lifting loads with sharp edges.
6. Control Load Movement:
   • Avoid sudden movements and jerks when lifting or lowering loads. Control the load movement to prevent swinging or shifting.
7. Use Proper Lifting Equipment:
   • Ensure that the lifting equipment, such as hooks, shackles, and attachments, is suitable for use with the flat webbing sling.
   • Inspect and maintain all lifting accessories regularly.
8. Proper Sling Angle:
   • Maintain the correct angle between the sling and the load to ensure optimal load distribution. Avoid excessive angles that can reduce the sling’s capacity.
9. Personnel Safety:
   • Keep personnel away from the load during lifting and lowering operations.
   • Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including gloves and safety footwear, when handling slings.
10. Training and Competence:
    • Ensure that personnel involved in lifting operations are adequately trained and competent in the use of flat webbing slings.
    • Provide ongoing training to keep users updated on safety practices and procedures.
11. Emergency Preparedness:
    • Be prepared for emergencies. Have rescue plans in place, and ensure that personnel are aware of emergency procedures.
12. Retire Damaged Slings:
    • Immediately retire any flat webbing sling that shows signs of damage or wear beyond acceptable limits. Do not attempt to repair a damaged sling.