WR-ALCI91-202 — Slings And Below The Hook Lifting Devices

WR-ALCI91-202 governs the WR-ALC sling program and safety requirements for slings and below the hook lifting devices.

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• Publication number: WR-ALCI91-202
• Title: SLINGS AND BELOW THE HOOK LIFTING DEVICES
• Date: 2024-08-13

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It addresses maintenance of wire rope, alloy steel chain, metal mesh, synthetic web, safety nets, cargo nets, beam slings, and restraints. It requires assigned sling program roles, inspections, proof testing, identification, documentation, and FEM recordkeeping.

Topics covered

• Sling program management
• Wire rope maintenance
• Alloy steel chain maintenance
• Sling inspections and proof testing
• Below the hook lifting devices
• Sling identification and tagging
• Facilities and Equipment Maintenance

Questions and answers

Who appoints the WR-ALC sling program manager?

The 402d Maintenance Support Group (402 MXSG) director appoints, in writing, a WRALC (Complex) sling program manager (SLPM) to manage the WR-ALC sling program. (paragraph 1)

What sling monitors must WR-ALC group commanders and directors appoint?

WR-ALC group commanders/directors will appoint, in writing, to Complex SLPM (402 MXSG), a primary and alternate sling monitor. (paragraph 1)

When must locally manufactured slings be proof tested?

Prior to being placed into service, proof test all locally manufactured slings. (paragraph 1)

What training must sling inspection and testing mechanics complete?

All 402 MXSS/MXDVAB mechanics performing inspections and testing on slings shall first successfully complete the 78 ABW MRXMAS0000900SU Sling Training course. (paragraph 1)

What information must sling tags include?

Ensure all slings are tagged IAW ASME B30 series standards and include the asset ID (SL0#), a brief description, working load limit, owning RCC (MNP#), drawing number if available and the serial number if available. (paragraph 1)

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