rigging safety
Rigging technology has evolved dramatically over the past three decades. From the introduction of high-strength synthetic fibres and computerised load planning to advanced crane telemetry
Complex industrial projects — involving oversized components, difficult access conditions, and precision installation requirements — demand rigging solutions that go well beyond standard crane-and-sling operations.
What constitutes good rigging practice? What are the tenets that should be followed to protect the equipment, the staff and ultimately the project? Take a look at this infographic that breaks down what should be followed.
Industrial rigging is an inherently hazardous discipline, but with the right safety practices in place, these hazards can be systematically managed. The industry has developed
Safe rigging requires technical knowledge, the right equipment, and disciplined practice on every lift. Whether you are an experienced rigger looking to reinforce best practice
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