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Across 2. Each rigging operation presents its own p------r problems and no two jobs are alike. 5. M-----g - lashing between the neck and the tip of a hook to prevent the load coming off. 7. F----r of s----y – ratio of breaking strength to the force to be applied. 8. S---- l-----g when doing rigging activities is prohibited. 9. M----r L--k - a steel link or ring used to support all legs of a chain or wire rope sling. 14. B------g S------h - the approximate point, when under maximum load, the load handling device fails. 15. Slings that are damaged or d-------e shall not be used 16. Slings shall not be s-------d with knots or bolts or other makeshift devices 17. Slings shall be p----d or p-------d from the sharp edges of their loads

Down 1. Persons performing rigging tasks usually already have two strikes against them when they start - un--------e job conditions & job s------e to meet 3. Each day before being used, the sling and all fastenings and attachments shall be inspected for damage and defects by a c----t--- person 4. R-----g - the connecting of a load to a source of power so that it can be lifted and moved safely and predictably. 6. Proper rigging is an --- and should never be left to the in----------d. 10. H---h C----- - loading with the sling passed through one eye and suspended by the other 11. B----e S---- - A sling composed of multiple legs gathered in a fitting that goes over the lifting hook 12. User responsibilities for rigging - Utilize Appropriate Rigging Gear S------e For Overhead Lifting 13. B------- – load equally distributed on each side of the point of support