How to Inspect Shackles to ASME B30.26 Standards
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
- Are your shackles safe for use? Are you sure? When was the last time you had them inspected? I’m sure you would agree that what is most important to you is that you and your team stay safe when doing your job. But, knowing all the ASME inspection requirements and understanding when something is safe to use can be a challenge. Today we are going to break down the inspection requirements, service removal criteria, and best practices for use, for your shackles according to the ASME B30.26 rigging hardware standard.
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In this video
0:00 - Intro
1:27 - What is ASME B30.26?
1:57 - What are the pieces of a shackle?
2:03 - What are the shackle body identification requirements?
2:20 - What are the shackle pin identification requirements?
2:36 - What if I can't read the shackle identification?
2:53 - What inspections must a shackle receive?
3:16 - Initial Inspection - What should you look for?
3:36 - Who can perform an initial inspection?
4:08 - Frequent Inspection
4:25 - Periodic Inspection
5:03 - What determines how often Periodic Inspections need to be performed for shackles?
5:31 - Shackle removal criteria
6:43 - How to inspect a shackle
9:07 - What are the top reasons shackles are pulled from service?
9:24 - What are the best practices when storing and using shackles?
10:57 - What are the best practices when rigging with shackles?
12:22 - How can you get help with ASME and OSHA compliance?
12:59 - Please like and Subscribe!
Nice video and clear instructions! Thanks a lot!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Nice spirch
Thank you your training made me learn more about
Please how to calculate load on point of balancing like height one and height two
To know centre of Both height
great!
What is the different from shackle and omega link ?
The Omega links are made specifically for certain sizes and grades of chain. (80/100) They can be used at either end of a chain to connect to a clevis pin or used at the bottom and used in a choker configuration. They are connected to a chain the same way you would see a sling hook connected to a chain sling. They are more or less a part of the assembly.
Shackles can be used in many different lifting applications and offer a much wider range of use as long as they meet the criteria needed for a safe lift. They are made to be attached and detached easily.
I hope that answers your question. If you have any other questions feel free to reach out! www.mazzellacompanies.com/company/contact-us/contact-rigging-division/