Web Sling Inspection Checklist

Use this Web Sling Inspection Checklist for nylon and polyester slings, with OSHA 1910.184 removal criteria for cuts, burns, broken stitching, exposed red yarns and damaged fittings.

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Web Sling Inspection Checklist

Sling Details

Identification And Records

Webbing

Stitching And Eyes

Fittings

Use And Environment

Storage

Checklist by GoAudits.com – Please note that this checklist is intended as an example. We do not guarantee compliance with the laws applicable to your territory or industry. You should seek professional advice to determine how this checklist should be adapted to your workplace or jurisdiction.

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Web Sling Inspection Checklist

Use this Web Sling Inspection Checklist for nylon and polyester slings, with OSHA 1910.184 removal criteria for cuts, burns, broken stitching, exposed red yarns and damaged fittings.

1. Sling ID or serial number

2. Material

3. Sling type

4. Width and number of plies

5. Rated capacity for each hitch type

6. Inspection type

1. The sling identification tag is attached and legible

2. The tag shows the manufacturer, sling material and rated capacity for each hitch type

3. The sling was inspected by a designated person before first use

4. A periodic inspection was completed within the last 12 months, or sooner for severe service

5. A record of the most recent periodic inspection is kept

1. The webbing has no cuts, holes, tears, snags or punctures

2. The webbing shows no excessive abrasive wear

3. There is no melting, charring or weld spatter on any part of the sling

4. The webbing shows no acid or caustic burns

5. There are no stiff, brittle or discolored areas from chemical or UV damage

6. Red warning yarns, where fitted, are not exposed

7. There are no knots in any part of the sling

1. Stitching in load-bearing splices is intact, with no broken or worn threads

2. Sling eyes are free from cuts, abrasion and stretching

3. Any repairs were made by the manufacturer, then proof tested and marked

1. Fittings are free from pitting, corrosion, cracks, bends, twists and gouges

2. Fittings have no sharp edges that could damage the webbing

1. Nylon and polyester slings are not used at or above 180°F

2. Polypropylene slings are not used at or above 200°F

3. Nylon slings are kept away from acids and phenolic fumes

4. Polyester and polypropylene slings are kept away from caustics

5. Slings with aluminum fittings are kept away from caustic fumes, sprays and liquids

6. The load is within the rated capacity for the hitch type and sling angle

7. Edge protection or wear pads protect the webbing from sharp load edges

1. Damaged slings are tagged out and removed from service immediately

2. Slings are stored dry, away from direct sunlight, heat and chemicals