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Technical Advisory for Safe Operation of Lifting Equipment
A 2-legged chain sling fastened with shackles, and a 2m T25 rebar were used to rig the cage. The T25 was slotted through the cage and the shackles and tied by steel wires at both ends of the cage before it was rigged up by the chain slings. The cage that was being hoisted suddenly dislodged from its lifting gears and dropped to the ground.
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