The Dangers of Working Under a Suspended Load Even a small overhead load can become lethal. If a load falls, it can quickly break and split, becoming a series of injurious and deadly projectiles. Harmful splashes, flooding, shattered bones, and injuries to the eyes, head, and soft tissues can occur. | HSE Brothers

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1.4M views · 6.6K reactions | Never work under suspended loads Rigging safety reduces the risk of dropping a load, but does not eliminate it. Rigging should not be adjusted while a load is suspended, and all work should be performed while the load is on the ground. During a lift, the entire area under the load path needs to be considered and kept clear. #5ssafety #risk #hse #ehs #safety #sling #lifting | 5S Safety Health, Safety and the Environment - HSE METE | Facebook