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Wire rope swage terminations of engineered #lifeline personal #fallprotection systems require load testing under BS 7883.   #Loadtesting should be performed at installation, and then at least annually to ensure they remain safe and compliant.   Hydrajaws Safety Lifeline Cable Tester clamps directly to the 8mm wire rope to the requirements of #BS7883.   When used with the Hydrajaws Verify PRO App - Digital Reporting System, FREE Comprehensive #digital reports showing test results are produced.   The benefits: ✔️ quick results reporting ✔️ proof of test results ✔️ upload photos onto your reports ✔️ historic data for the #wholeoflife of the lifeline system ✔️ safe data storage in the cloud Designed for safety, precision, and ease of use, these kits are trusted worldwide by leading fall protection installation companies. 🌍 🔧 Explore our new streamlined, user-friendly design! https://lnkd.in/efYS5v6c #workingatheight #fallarrest #assetmanagement #heightsafety #lignedevie #lineadevida

Equalizing (bypass) port function in retrievable packers:   1- Equalize differential pressure across above and below the packer elements. (prior the unset) 2- Prevention of swabbing in retrieval and pulling out of well. (wireline and mechanical retrievable packer) 3- Prevention of surging in running the well. (Mechanical retrievable packer)

Tip #4: Cleanliness goes an extra mile I hate becoming all oily and dirty. I hate doing fault finding or repair work whilst getting so filthy that it takes me 2 hours just to clean myself up properly. Enough about me. Lets talk about what the Lift hates. * Dust in its electronic components. * Guide fluff and dust between rollers and guide shoes. * Oil on Nylon hanger rollers. * Dirty glass works * Grease on the Car Door Detectors * Dust and oil in the Governor assembly * Oil sludge build up in your safety gear * Dust on the buffer seals * Dust and filings on your magnetic floor reference systems The list goes on and on... Clean up your job. Thats part of preventative maintenance. Elevate your standards. Esculate your accountability.

The importance of a visual inspection certainly highlighted itself to me yesterday on one of our customers sites. While performing a vibration route, I come across this pump unit. It turned out all 4 bolts on this flange could be turned by hand. A quick dash to operator to let him know and the maintenance engineer quickly come with there trusty shifter to tighten them back up. After speaking to the engineer, I recommended thread lock or a spring washer to stop this happening again. #conditionmonitoring #reliability #visualinspection

How to 🛠️ Track Large Rotating Equipment Rotary dryers, kilns, mills and reactors turn on tires and trunnions. Each tire is mounted to the rotating shell and revolves on two roller trunnions. If the alignment between the tire and trunnions is lost due to wear, poor repair, installation error or impact, the equipment will need to be tracked. Learn how to track large rotating equipment in this article by Mike Sondalini (permission of Industrial Training - BIN95). https://lnkd.in/ekzFBZbT #rotatingequipment #maintenanceeducation #maintenanceandreliability #equipmentreliability

Mechanical System (2/2) Troubleshoot of the fire protection electric pump 1. Prob: The impeller are stuck because any corrosion 2. Act: Open the cover, then repair and cleaning the impeller from corrosion, cleaning the cover paking & add sealant glue 3. Results: Test running Manual mode, the impeller has run & safe from seepage and leaks.

Daily Safety Tip for Contractors - Hard Hats, Proper Selection and Use. Identify the type of helmet by reading the inside of the shell for the manufacturer, ANSI designation, and class. Helmets are date stamped by the manufacturer and have a lifespan of roughly five (5) years or less. A summary of the new ANSI head protection classes is as follows: * Class E (Electrical, formerly Class B) helmets are intended to reduce the danger of high voltage electrical conductor exposure. * Class G (General, formerly Class A) helmets are intended to reduce the danger of low voltage electrical conductor exposure. * Class C (Conductive) helmets are not intended to provide protection from electrical conductors. #hardhats #ansi #reducedanger

Dailey Safety Tip for Contractors - Hard Hats/Proper Selection and Use! Identify the type of helmet by reading the inside of the shell for the manufacturer, ANSI designation, and class. Helmets are date stamped by the manufacturer and have a lifespan of roughly five (5) years or less. A summary of the new ANSI head protection classes is as follows: * Class E (Electrical, formerly Class B) helmets are intended to reduce the danger of high voltage electrical conductor exposure. * Class G (General, formerly Class A) helmets are intended to reduce the danger of low voltage electrical conductor exposure. * Class C (Conductive) helmets are not intended to provide protection from electrical conductors. #hardhats #ANSI #headprotection

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HFS Slings are hands-free safety tools for industrial applications. This tool allows a user to easily carry and transfer items such as valves, small machines, pumps, and motors. Prevents hand injuries. 🔗 To know more: https://lnkd.in/gHiQ9bCH #raahsafety #raahgroup #industrialsafety #slings #HeavyLifting #SafetyFirst🔝