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The document is an inspection checklist for wire rope slings, detailing the necessary information such as job number, client name, and inspection date. It includes equipment checkpoints to assess the condition of the wire rope sling and outlines rejection criteria for damaged components. The checklist is designed to ensure safety and compliance with relevant standards.

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wire rope notes

The document is an inspection checklist for wire rope slings, detailing the necessary information such as job number, client name, and inspection date. It includes equipment checkpoints to assess the condition of the wire rope sling and outlines rejection criteria for damaged components. The checklist is designed to ensure safety and compliance with relevant standards.

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INSPECTION CHECKLIST FOR WIRE ROPE SLING

JOB NO CERTIFICATE/REPORT NO
CLIENT NAME INSPECTION DATE
PROJECT NAME LOCATION
EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION INSPECTION TYPE
EQUIPMENT/TOOLS USED INSPECTION METHOD NO
BS EN 13414-1:2003+A2:2008,
TEST METHOD NO REFERENCE STD/CODE
BS EN 13414-2:2003+A2:2008

N.o Serial no Maker Wire Rope Ø N.o Legs Year of MFD EWL W.L. L

EQUIPMENT CHECKPOINTS
(A-SATISFACTORY B-NOT SATISFACTORY C-NOT APPLICABLE)
CHECKPOINTS A B C A B C
Check for any severe rusting or
Check for Identification Markings corrosion, especially in high-
stress areas.

Rope wear/Distortion End termination

Check for wear, crack or


deformation on thimble, hook, Peripheral length of soft eye
shackle and master link

REJECTION CRITERIA: REMARKS:

⚫ Damaged upper and lower terminals wear, distortion or cracking of the upper or
lower terminals.
⚫ The length of a ferrule-secured sling should not differ from the nominal length by
more than 2 rope diameters or 1%, whichever is greater.
⚫ The length of a spliced sling should not differ from the nominal length by more
than 4 rope diameters or 2%, whichever is greater.
⚫ Rope wear: - 10% of the nominal rope diameter (d).
⚫ Ferrule diameter (2 times diameter of rope). RESULT
⚫ Ferrule length (3 times diameter of rope)
SAFE TO USE
NOT SAFE TO USE
INSPECTED BY REVIEWED BY
SIGNATURE SIGNATURE
DATE DATE

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