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When inspecting synthetic slings (e.g., polyester, nylon) before a lift, which of the following is a critical indicator that the sling should be removed from service?

Melted/charred areas, cuts, nicks, or chemical damage indicate severe compromise to the sling's integrity and WLL, requiring immediate removal from service as p

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Question: When inspecting synthetic slings (e.g., polyester, nylon) before a lift, which of the following is a critical indicator that the sling should be removed from service?

Answer options:

  • Slight discoloration from regular outdoor use.
  • Minor surface dust or dirt. ✅ Melted or charred areas, cuts, or chemical damage.
  • Fading of the manufacturer's tag.

Correct answer: Melted or charred areas, cuts, or chemical damage.

Explanation: Melted/charred areas, cuts, nicks, or chemical damage indicate severe compromise to the sling's integrity and WLL, requiring immediate removal from service as per CSA Z150 standards.

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