Is there a problem with using the lifting chain in this way?
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Is there a problem with using the lifting chain in this way? Everyone can discuss it.
I’m very worried upon seeing the picture; using a sling in this way, if the hook slips (without any anti-slipping device), the center of gravity of the load will shift, and an accident is bound to occur.
There’s a problem: there is no anti-drop mechanism.
It’s a big problem – there are no clamping rings, and there’s nothing to prevent slipping or wear at the edges of the hard surfaces
Yes, **standard regulations prohibit using chains to tie down loads.
Second image: Small items are shipped together with larger ones, and they can easily fall and injure workers. Moreover, there is a high probability of injury accidents occurring during lifting due to the chain slipping or coming into contact with objects.
Yes, let the factory managers talk about it
Such actions violate the rules and are not permitted.
Ropes or slings should be used for all pictures.
For objects like those in Figure 2 that are not smooth and have sharp edges, slings cannot be used as they can easily cause cuts or damage. Corner areas should be protected with corner guards when using wire slings and straps.