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Schedule 5Requirements for material <strong>handling</strong> <strong>equipment</strong>Schedule 5Requirements for material <strong>handling</strong> <strong>equipment</strong>(subsection 29.1)1 Chains1.1 A chain must not be used in loading or unloading:(a) for slinging a heavy load of iron, steel or similar material, unless packingmaterial is used to prevent:(i) damage to the chain by reason of direct contact with any sharp edges ofthe load, or(ii) slipping of the load by reason of a low coefficient of friction betweenchain and load; or(b) if the chain is knotted.1.2 Subparagraph 1.1(a)(ii) does not apply when chain slings are used inconjunction with a spreader bar so that the load is substantially horizontal whenhoisted and the chains are manufactured from a higher tensile alloy steel such aschain designated as quality grade S or T in <strong>Australian</strong> Standard AS 2<strong>32</strong>1.2 Wire rope2.1 A wire rope must not be used in loading or unloading, unless(a) in the case of a rope for use other than as a guy pendant, a preventer guy, astay or a net or sling:(i) it contains at least 114 constituent wires; and(ii) any fibre material in its construction is strand or rope core only; and(b) in the case of a runner or purchase, it comprises 1 continuous lengthwithout joins; and(c) any thimble or loop splice fitted to the rope complies with Schedule 10; and(d) it is free from knots or kinks.2.2 Where a constituent wire in a rope is broken, that rope must not be used unless:(a) the rope has been inspected, in that condition, by a competent person withinthe period of 1 month immediately preceding that use; and(b) the total number of visible broken constituent wires in a length of the ropeequal to 10 times its diameter does not exceed 5% of the wires constitutingthe rope; and(c) there is no more than 1 broken wire immediately adjacent to a compressedmetal ferrule.Note Section 5.3.3.3.3 of the ILO Code refers.2.3 Wire rope grips may only be used in standing rigging, including attachment tothe drum.52 <strong>Marine</strong> <strong>Order</strong> <strong>32</strong> (<strong>Cargo</strong> <strong>handling</strong> <strong>equipment</strong>) 2011MO<strong>32</strong> modcomp-130604Z.docx

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