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AWRF Talks New Products and Radiolink Plus with Straightpoint

March 7th, 2017|

Straightpoint is a UK based company that sets the international standard for lifting projects, and are world leaders in load monitored technology. We recently spoke with Dave from Straightpoint at the 2014 AWRF PIE about some recent improvements in the Radiolink Plus, which is a wireless digital dynamometer load cell. The company removed the corners

AWRF Talks Identification Tagging with JTagz

March 7th, 2017|

JTagz is an Australian based company specializing in visual identification tagging, primarily for lifting gear and harness equipment. We recently spoke with Lauren from Jtagz about the RigTag, which is durable nylon tag used for the safety inspection of lifting equipment. Here is what she said about this unique product. The RigTags are available in

Mark Hertling – 2014 AWRF P.I.E. Speaker Highlight

March 7th, 2017|

Since February 2013, Mark Hertling is leading programs for Global Strategy, Physician Leadership Development, and the “Healthy 100” at the innovative Florida Hospital in Orlando. Prior to joining Florida Hospital, Mark served for nearly four decades in the US Army. At the time of his retirement, he was Commanding General of US Army Europe, where

Ron Eidshaug – 2014 AWRF P.I.E Speaker Highlight

March 7th, 2017|

Ron Eidshaug Vice President Congressional and Public Affairs U.S. Chamber of Commerce As vice president of the U.S. Chamber’s Congressional and Public Affairs Division, Ron Eidshaug serves as chief of staff and helps oversee a team of 15 full-time Capitol Hill lobbyists. He is also the Chamber’s chief lobbyist on environmental and energy issues.

Tips to Safe Sling Use: Synthetic Web Slings

March 7th, 2017|

Synthetic web slings are typically made of nylon or polyester yarns, and offer many advantages for rigging purposes. Web slings allow for strength, economy, load protection, and convenience in rigging. Safety in using web slings is crucial, are here are some ways to ensure safe usage in your rigging practices: Identify the proper type of