Rigging Gear & Sling Inspections
ASME B30.9, B30.10, B30.20, and B30.26 periodic rigging inspections - every sling, shackle, hook, and lifting device tagged and logged.
Damaged rigging is one of the most common drop-load incidents on industrial sites. ASME requires periodic inspection by a qualified person - at minimum annually for normal service, more often for severe service.
Lift Tech performs the inspection on-site, tags every piece of gear, and produces a documented report you can hand to your safety team or auditor.
What's Included
- Visual and functional inspection of all rigging gear
- Color-coded tag & inventory log
- Removal of damaged or out-of-spec equipment
- Written periodic inspection report per ASME B30 series
- Recommendations for replacement and proof-test
Who Needs This
- Construction crews with shared rigging lockers
- Plant maintenance & turnaround teams
- Marine, fabrication, and industrial sites
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Rigging Gear Inspections FAQ
How often should rigging gear be inspected?
ASME requires a periodic documented inspection at least annually for normal service, and as often as monthly for severe service. Daily pre-use inspections are also required.
Do you tag and log every piece?
Yes. We use color-coded tags tied to a written inventory and inspection log so your crew knows at a glance what's in service.
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