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Whats so great about V-Deck™ Great question! Here's reason #4.... ❗️Zero contact points❗️ 'Hang on. How does that work?' Thats exactly what I was asking when I first hear it. Once I started building the system and understanding the way the anchors and pick-up V-Chains worked and the ease at which we could add and remove points while the deck was still in place, then it made complete sense. No more coating out an area and then having to send a crew back to carry out snagging of all the areas where anchors were placed. 🔸️Reduced cost of coating prep and application 🔸️Improved coating application 🔸️Reduced deficiency of coating applications 🔸️Ability to carry out hands on inspection of surface prep and coating application To find out how Technical Access Group Inc. can help with your current or upcoming coating prep or application project, contact us directly on: 📧 ops@technicalaccessgroup.com ☎️ +1 604.929.6596 ℹ️ www.technicalaccess.ca #accesssolutions #ropeaccess #workingatheight #hangingscaffold #innovativeaccess #vdeck

🚧 Join Us for Rigging and Signaling Training! 🚧 📅 Date: Tuesday, August 27th 🕗 Time: 8:00 am – 12:00 pm 📍 Location: Exclusive ABC Central Texas Member-Only Event 🔗 Register Now: Limited to the first 20 registrants! https://pxl.to/rigging Enhance your skills and knowledge with our in-depth Rigging and Signaling Training Class. This exclusive event is designed to equip you with essential knowledge for safe and effective rigging and signaling techniques. Learn the basics of rigging, including terminology and fundamental concepts, and understand the regulations and standards that ensure safe practices. Gain skills in inspecting rigging equipment to identify potential hazards and explore the use, maintenance, and inspection of various slings such as wire rope, chain, synthetic web, and round slings. Study the proper use of various rigging hardware and hooks, and learn about lifting beams, spreader bars, and man baskets and their roles in rigging. You'll also dive into working load limits and rigging plans, including hitch types, lifting capacities, techniques for rigging different types of loads, and analyzing how angles affect load stability. Understand the D/d ratio and its impact on rigging, as well as criteria for removing rigging from service. Additionally, get an overview of OSHA standard hand signals, learn about crane dynamics, power line safety measures, and effective use of radio for signaling. Hands-on practical exercises will be included to solidify your learning. Finally, empower yourself with the knowledge to stop operations when safety is compromised with our Stop Work Authority section. 🔗 Secure your spot now! https://pxl.to/rigging #RiggingTraining #SignalingTraining #SafetyFirst #ABCCentralTexas #ProfessionalDevelopment #ConstructionSafety #RiggingSafety #MemberOnlyEvent #ABCMeritShopProud #ABCYourFirstCall

And screw pins are to be hand tightened fully, NOT backed off.

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ATTENTION! DO NOT MIX YOUR SHACKLE PINS! According to ASME (The American Society of Mechanical Engineers) B30.26 Rigging Hardware, replacement parts, such as pins, shall meet or exceed the original equipment manufacturer’s specifications. Shackle manufacturers do not condone using a different manufacturer’s pin in their shackle body. That means you can’t mix and match shackle pins to bodies. And never use a homemade pin that did not come with the shackle. Do you know which pins to pair with what shackles? This identification guide provides several examples of what to look for on shackles and pins to make sure you're pairing the correct components before making an overhead lift! This guide will help you understand the identification markings for Crosby, Columbus McKinnon, and Green Pin® shackles. 🪧 Hang this poster up in your shop or in a job site trailer for quick reference, or use it as a training aid during an upcoming toolbox talk! 🗣️👷👷♀️🏗️ #shackles #rigging #freedownload #liftingequipment #asme

HOT WORK PERMIT... HOT WORK: Any process that can be a source of ignition when flammable material is present or can be a fire hazard regardless of the presence of flammable material in the workplace. Example : welding, soldering, Grinding, cutting and brazing ect.

OVERHEAD CRANE TRAINING AT FAIR FEE You achieve the requirements and be awarded 5 Credits at NQF Level 2 or Operate overhead / gantry cranes Unit standard ID: 242976 Qualification ID: 68429 Code: C31                                                                               Become an Overhead Crane Operator Chapter 1: Dealing with Capacities of equipment and attachments. Chapter 2: How to deal with Purpose, use and limitation of controls. Chapter 3: How to make daily checks. Chapter 4: The energizing sequences, including pneumatic, hydraulic, and electrical sequences. Chapter 5: Start-up and shut down procedures Chapter 6: Emergency shut down procedures. Chapter 7: All basic signalling procedures, including hand, radio, or telephone signals, where required. Chapter 8: In addition to daily inspections, OSHA also requires periodic inspections of overhead cranes. Check for deformed, cracked, corroded or unsecured members. Are foot walks free of debris, grease, Does cab have a fire extinguisher? Chapter 9: Practice in operating the assigned equipment through the mechanical functions necessary to perform the required task. Chapter 10: Maximum capacity of the crane. Chapter 11: Company rules and regulations.

Part of our new series scaffold inspection 🧐 Pause the video and see if you are able to spot the issue. Let us kno what you think it is in the comments 👷🏼

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Do you have all the proper safety gear for welding? Stop by to stock up in honor of #NationalSafetyMonth. Your safety is our priority. Stay safe and keep welding! 💪🔧 #NationalSafetyMonth #WeldingSafety #PPE #WorkplaceSafety #StaySafe