employer. Look at the attached document, Understanding Working Load Limits for Hoisting and Rigging. are several loads that need to be lifted. Task 1: Locate and name all the components related to a lift. Task 2: Calculate the force of load for each component of the lift for the following loads. Load 1 3600 lbs - single lifting point – Sling ___________ Eyebolts ________ Shackles ________ Load 2 5500 lbs - 2 leg bridle hitch 60° sling and a 45° eyebolt – ___________ Eyebolts ________ Shackles ________ Load 3 4200 lbs -4 leg bridle 60° sling and a 45° eyebolt – Sling ___________ Eyebolts ________ Shackles ________ Task 3: Locate and list the correct sizes for each piece of rigging equipment used in Task 2. Use the tables provided in the example. Load 1 3600 lbs - single lifting point – Sling ___________ Eyebolts ________
employer. Look at the attached document, Understanding Working Load Limits for Hoisting and Rigging. are several loads that need to be lifted. Task 1: Locate and name all the components related to a lift. Task 2: Calculate the force of load for each component of the lift for the following loads. Load 1 – 3600 lbs - single lifting point Sling ___________ Eyebolts ________ Shackles ________ Load 2 – 5500 lbs - 2 leg bridle hitch 60° sling and a 45° eyebolt ___________ Eyebolts ________ Shackles ________ Load 3 – 4200 lbs -4 leg bridle 60° sling and a 45° eyebolt Sling ___________ Eyebolts ________ Shackles ________ Task 3: Locate and list the correct sizes for each piece of rigging equipment used in Task 2. Use the tables provided in the example. Load 1 – 3600 lbs - single lifting point Sling ___________ Eyebolts ________
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