Prince Edward Island Occupational Health and Safety Act General Regulations
Parts 40 to 49: Tanks, forest operations, temperature extremes, materials handling and storage, battery rooms, personal protective equipment, rigging, compressed air and diving, asbestos – Prince Edward Island Occupational Health and Safety Act General Regulations

Prince Edward Island Occupational Health and Safety Act General Regulations P46: Chains, slings and wire rope: material specifications, correct construction and size, safety factors of six for wire and ten for fibre rope, splice and anchorage strength, thimbles, removal criteria for broken wires, marking of safe working load, no kinks or knots, seized ends, examined fastenings, refastening on dangerous signs, tuck requirements, lubrication, fibre rope grade and tagging

What does P46 require?

The employer ensures hoisting and sling chains are of wrought iron or steel and meet the other specifications of section 46.1, wire rope is of proper construction and size with a safety factor of at least six, eye splices, sockets and anchorages withstand six times the working load, eyes and loops carry thimbles, rope is removed from service at the broken-wire percentages in section 46.6, size, material and maximum safe working load are marked on each rope, ropes are free of kinks and knots with ends seized, fastenings are examined at regular intervals and clips tightened, a 914 to 3,048 mm section is cut off and the rope refastened at the first sign of danger at a fastening, splices carry the required tucks, ropes are lubricated at intervals, and fibre rope is high grade hemp or equal with a safety factor of ten, tagged to an inventory recording supplier, date and the other particulars of section 46.16, seized at the ends and eye-spliced around thimbles.

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Other controls in Parts 40 to 49: Tanks, forest operations, temperature extremes, materials handling and storage, battery rooms, personal protective equipment, rigging, compressed air and diving, asbestos – Prince Edward Island Occupational Health and Safety Act General Regulations

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