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CERTEX Rigging Checklist

by Thomas Isola, from the Community

A practical CERTEX rigging checklist for construction jobsites. Capture jobsite, date, and order details, then plan and verify required rigging: wire rope slings with standard eyes, nylon and endless slings, shackles and eye bolts, horizontal lifeline components, cable guardrails, chain sling hardware, forklift hooks, and replacement safety latches. Includes regional contact numbers and emails for Certex support. Use as a starting point and adapt to your safety and compliance requirements.

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This Mid-American Group rigging inspection form supports periodic inspections of rigging components used for lifting operations. Sections cover rigging hardware, hooks, wire rope slings, web slings, round slings, below-the-hook lifting devices, and lever-operated chain hoists. Inspectors can record site details, dates, and findings, and verify conditions such as deformation, wear, corrosion, heat damage, missing identification, and fastener issues. The form includes clear rejection criteria and space for signatures to document compliance and improve jobsite safety during hoisting and rigging tasks.

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