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UW Sling Inspection Checklist Guide

This document is a checklist for inspecting slings used for lifting at the University of Washington. It includes sections to record the sling identification details like location, manufacturer, serial number, and working load limit. The checklist then lists potential damage types to examine for each component, including chains, hooks, master links, synthetic fiber webs, and end fittings. Inspectors check for issues like worn or deformed links, throat opening exceeding specifications, cuts or abrasions exceeding web thickness, and cracks or distortions.

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UW Sling Inspection Checklist Guide

This document is a checklist for inspecting slings used for lifting at the University of Washington. It includes sections to record the sling identification details like location, manufacturer, serial number, and working load limit. The checklist then lists potential damage types to examine for each component, including chains, hooks, master links, synthetic fiber webs, and end fittings. Inspectors check for issues like worn or deformed links, throat opening exceeding specifications, cuts or abrasions exceeding web thickness, and cracks or distortions.

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UW Sling Inspection Check list

Sling Identification

Location__________________ Department _______________ Date____________

Manufacturer _____________________ Serial Number __________________

Working Load Limit ________________ Reach ________________

Sling Type _______________ Inspector _________________

Damage Inspection Y N Comments


Chain
1. Reach Measurement (within manufactures
specification)
2. Worn Links
3. Deformed links
4. Cracked Links
5. Corroded Links
Hook
1. Deformation (exceeding 10 degrees)
2. Throat Opening (exceeding 15 % of original)
3. Wear (exceeding 10 % of original)
4. Cracks of Nicks
Master Link
long Axis (within manufactures specifications)
Short Axis (within manufactures specifications)
Wear (exceeding 10 % of original)
Cracks or Nicks

Synthetic Fibre Web


1. Edge Cut (exceeds web thickness)
2. Abrasion (exceeds 15% of web thickness)
3. Thread Damage
4. Stitches Damaged
5. Charged
6. Corroded (acid or base)
7. Melted
End Fitting Synthetic Fibre Web
1. Pitted
2. Cracked
3. Distorted
4. Broken

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