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In this episode of Rigging Qs we're answering questions about proof testing. Learn if you need to proof test your lifting slings, what happens after a below-the-hook lifting device's load test, and what non-destructive testing is. Does OSHA or ASME require magnetic particle testing?
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When Do ASME Standards Require Proof Tests for Rigging Gear?
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Why Are Periodic Inspections Required, But Proof Testing Isn’t?
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What Makes My Below-the-Hook Lifting Device OSHA Compliant?
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What is Magnetic Particle Testing and Does OSHA or ASME Require It?
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How Much Does an OSHA/ASME Compliant Rigging Inspection Cost?
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In this video
0:00 - Intro
0:25 - Do you need to proof test all your lifting slings?
1:18 - What happens after a BTH device is load tested?
1:40 - What is NDT testing?
2:12 - Does OSHA or ASME require Magnetic Particle Testing?
2:37 - Find out more!
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