Industrial Rigging Basics: Practical Planning Guide
Rigging is a specialist part of the movement plan.
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Rigging is a specialist part of the movement plan.
Read the guide ↗A rigging plan should reflect the actual machine configuration and route.
Read the guide ↗Sling selection needs an assessed configuration and manufacturer information.
Read the guide ↗Inspection evidence should identify the actual accessories used.
Read the guide ↗Machine lifting points must be supported by manufacturer or competent specialist information.
Read the guide ↗Centre-of-gravity questions need reliable configuration data.
Read the guide ↗Hydraulic jacking should be planned by competent specialists for the actual load and site.
Read the guide ↗Machinery skate proposals need the complete floor route and load-support information.
Read the guide ↗Roller-based movement needs assessment of the load and travel path.
Read the guide ↗Chain pulley block proposals depend on the complete support and load arrangement.
Read the guide ↗Gantry options require access, space and setup assessment.
Read the guide ↗Spreader-beam use should follow the engineered handling arrangement.
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