Alloy Chain Sling Rigging Safety and Inspection Seminars

Alloy Chain Sling Safety and Inspection Seminars are available at no charge through your local Peerless distributor. Our presentations can be held in-person or on a virtual platform depending on corporate and state social distancing requirements. They are presented in conjunction with our local distributors who offer the complete line of Peerless alloy lifting and rigging products. The program includes a comprehensive agenda and overview of OSHA, ASME, ASTM, and other standards regulations.  

Our seminars are designed to fit your company safety needs. The participants will be provided information that will enable them to achieve an OSHA level of competency required when using and inspecting alloy chain slings on a daily basis. Generally running from 90-120 Minutes, depending on the content, they can be extended for up to 4-6 hours. Each presentation is custom designed to provide the greatest amount of information within the allotted timeframe. The seminars can even begin in a classroom setting then shift onto the shop floor or service yard to perform a hands-on chain training session. We encourage full participation and questions throughout the training session.

The Seminar General Outline includes:

I.  Importance of Risk Assessment, Lift Planning, and Load Control

II.  Regulations and Definitions

III.  Type of Chain Slings

IV.  Lifting Tensions and Angles

V.  Documentation and Tagging Requirements

VI.  Alloy Chain Sling Inspection

VII.  Custom Lifting Products

VIII.  Question and Answer

Once completed, a Peerless Certificate of Competency will be issued for each participant.

 

Cargo Control Seminars

Peerless Chain presents Cargo Control and Load Securement seminars. These presentations can be held in-person or on a virtual platform to comply with social distancing requirements. They are presented on behalf of our distributors who offer the complete line of Peerless cargo securement products. The program includes a comprehensive agenda and overview of definitions, DOT, CFR, and FMCSA Regulations, and hardware products used for load securement.

Our presentation is designed to fit your company cargo securement safety needs. Generally, the seminar will last for 90-120 minutes in length and attendee participation is highly encouraged throughout the presentation. The group will be asked on to answer questions, perform calculations, and provide real world examples that will help the group to have a better understanding of cargo securement.

The general outline includes:

I.  Cargo Control Terminology

II.  Chain Grades and Applications

III.  Cargo Securement Regulations and Usage

IV.  Calculating DOT and FMCSA Tiedown Minimums

V.  Hardware Inspection Criteria and Repairs

VI.  Load Securement Products

Videos and “Hands on” examples are available throughout the in-person presentation.