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“ALLOY STEEL” CHAIN SLING SAFETY

Alloy Steel-chain slings differ from wire-rope slings in that components using wire are replaced by link chain. Other sling components are similar. 

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PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT FOR WORKING OVER WATER

FULL BODY HARNESSES, LANYARDS, AND LIFELINES Full body harnesses, lanyards and lifelines are considered components of personal fall protection systems. Lineman’s equipment

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When To Replace a Boat Lift Cable

The proper time to replace a boat lift cable depends on a variety of circumstances: Corroded & Frayed Cable How well is

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Boat Lift Cable Maintenance

Editors Note: The following has been printed courtesy of Pier & Waterfront Solutions (PWS) of Door County, WI.   Boat Lift Cables Require

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Maintenance Tips for Your Boat Lift

A boat lift allows you to easily remove your boat from the water. If you already have a boat lift, it is

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BARGE SAFETY AND INSPECTION

Floating vessels are utilized on a daily basis in marine construction. Considering that these vessels will have everything from cranes to large

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What To Do If A Boat Lift “Drifts”

Nothing is more discerning than a Boat Lift that begins to creep downward on its own let alone to one side. The

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LET’S TALK SAFETY

At Marine Construction Magazine, we routinely receive emails and correspondence with regard to issues surrounding safety in marine construction. With this in

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Lubricating a Boat Lift

For cable lifts, use a marine-grade grease to lubricate bearings and pulleys. This task should be done every six months or so.

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ROUTINE MAINTENANCE OF BOAT LIFTS

Nothing may be more important for the life expectancy of ones Boat Lift then…routine maintenance. The following “Tips” are provided courtesy of

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Boat Hoists and Lifts

The ability to remove small craft from the water is essential for numerous reasons. This can be for anything from a simple

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VALUING DOCKS, PIERS, AND MARINAS

THE LEADING MARINE INSURANCE INDUSTRY TRADE ASSOCIATION OFFERS GUIDELINES ON VALUING MARINE INFRASTRUCTURE AND INDUSTRY STANDARDS FOR PROPER CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATION.

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Steel Vs. Vinyl Sheet Piling Installation

Steel sheet piling is the oldest and most common type of sheet piling. One of the other benefits of steel sheet piles

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Preventing Trench Collapse

In marine construction operations driving piles in an excavated pit is extremely dangerous. To provide the greatest protection to employees, OSHA requires

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Vinyl Sheet Pile Installation

While steel sheet piling is the most common kind of sheet piling, there is a cost-effective alternative that can be used in

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Sheet Piling Driving Installation Safety

Installing sheet piling is essential to many marine construction projects. However, everyone involved in a project follows safety guidelines to ensure the

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