Thanks for watching! Good luck with your inspection career! If you ever need training, we offer basic training as well as certifications through our partner ITI. www.mazzellacompanies.com/liftingu/
Please make a video on Third Party Inspections and certificates. Documents that needs to be maintained for HSE guys and safety regulations regarding lifting gears and the cranes.
Thanks for watching. You may find this video a bit more informative on this subject. ruclips.net/video/Tn8OiY0PM2o/видео.html, but we can make a video addressing the specific documentation that needs to be maintained. Added to the list!
Since the Below The Hook devices were mentioned, IS IT NOT ACCEPTABLE to use a self fabricated (homemade) Spreader or Lifting Beam because of the lack of an Identification Tag? I've moticed on these videos, all overhead cranes seemed to have 2 Sheaves or 4 Part Lines at the Crane's Hook. Doesn't this have to be increased on the higher capacity Cranes such as 50 or 60 Ton Capacity Units? Is that controlled by the Horsepower of the Electric Motor? Maybe I worked on the old Cable Tool Drill Rigs too long.
Hi Bruce, You are correct, sir. It is NOT acceptable to use a self fabricated spreader or lifting beam according to OSHA and ASME. It must have the appropriate tagging and be engineered according to the specific standards of ASME B30-1 and ASME B30.20. We have a video explaining Homemade vs Custom Engineered Devices from an accredited 3rd party here: ►ruclips.net/video/D7oark67IfA/видео.html As well as several videos explaining more about the standards and reasons why purchasing from an accredited 3rd party is your safest option. ASME B:30.20-2021 Explained: ►ruclips.net/video/dAuXluvY0_s/видео.html Purchasing a Custom Engineered BTH Lifting Device: ►ruclips.net/video/YjhO9pflyKU/видео.html We also have a few articles on our websites learning center that dive deep on BTH Lifting Device requirements. READ: 7 Things You Should Know Before Buying a Below-the-Hook Lifting Device ►www.mazzellacompanies.com/learning-center/7-things-you-should-know-before-buying-a-below-the-hook-lifting-device/
Hello. In the company we only use the synthetic web sling manufactured by mazzella, if in a lifting maneuver the nameplate deteriorates, I must remove the sling being that we only use mazzella eet or eef web sling ..? Thanks
Thanks for your question! If the tag of the synthetic web slings becomes illegible the sling must be permanently removed from service. This is per ASME B30.9 requirements and applies to all manufacturers. Hope this helps! -Tom H
What a great introduction to the trade! I'm looking to move into this field and gain an insight which was satisfactorily found right here, thanks 👍
Thanks for watching! Good luck with your inspection career! If you ever need training, we offer basic training as well as certifications through our partner ITI.
www.mazzellacompanies.com/liftingu/
Please make a video on Third Party Inspections and certificates. Documents that needs to be maintained for HSE guys and safety regulations regarding lifting gears and the cranes.
Thanks for watching. You may find this video a bit more informative on this subject. ruclips.net/video/Tn8OiY0PM2o/видео.html, but we can make a video addressing the specific documentation that needs to be maintained. Added to the list!
Since the Below The Hook devices were mentioned, IS IT NOT ACCEPTABLE to use a self fabricated (homemade) Spreader or Lifting Beam because of the lack of an Identification Tag?
I've moticed on these videos, all overhead cranes seemed to have 2 Sheaves or 4 Part Lines at the Crane's Hook. Doesn't this have to be increased on the higher capacity Cranes such as 50 or 60 Ton Capacity Units?
Is that controlled by the Horsepower of the Electric Motor? Maybe I worked on the old Cable Tool Drill Rigs too long.
Hi Bruce,
You are correct, sir. It is NOT acceptable to use a self fabricated spreader or lifting beam according to OSHA and ASME. It must have the appropriate tagging and be engineered according to the specific standards of ASME B30-1 and ASME B30.20.
We have a video explaining Homemade vs Custom Engineered Devices from an accredited 3rd party here:
►ruclips.net/video/D7oark67IfA/видео.html
As well as several videos explaining more about the standards and reasons why purchasing from an accredited 3rd party is your safest option.
ASME B:30.20-2021 Explained:
►ruclips.net/video/dAuXluvY0_s/видео.html
Purchasing a Custom Engineered BTH Lifting Device:
►ruclips.net/video/YjhO9pflyKU/видео.html
We also have a few articles on our websites learning center that dive deep on BTH Lifting Device requirements.
READ: 7 Things You Should Know Before Buying a Below-the-Hook Lifting Device
►www.mazzellacompanies.com/learning-center/7-things-you-should-know-before-buying-a-below-the-hook-lifting-device/
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Hello. In the company we only use the synthetic web sling manufactured by mazzella, if in a lifting maneuver the nameplate deteriorates, I must remove the sling being that we only use mazzella eet or eef web sling ..? Thanks
Thanks for your question!
If the tag of the synthetic web slings becomes illegible the sling must be permanently removed from service. This is per ASME B30.9 requirements and applies to all manufacturers.
Hope this helps!
-Tom H
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Hi! Thanks for watching.