I’m standardizing our rigging inspection sheets for an ABS survey on 15 Feb and need a clear crosswalk from OSHA 1910.184 to ASME B30.9/B30.26 that a deck crew can apply consistently. If you’ve got a vetted template that aligns with common yard practice, I’ll swap ours once it’s cleaned up.
Since you’re up against ABS on 15 Feb, what’s worked for me is a one‑pager with a right‑hand “code ref” column that pairs each checkbox with OSHA 1910.184 and the matching B30.9/B30.26 clause — e.g., “wire rope: 10 broken wires in one lay = remove” and “shackle WLL/ID illegible = remove” so the deckies can crosswalk fast. Small caveat: keep separate sheets per sling type to avoid mixing criteria, and drop this link in the footer for the surveyor: 1910.184 - Slings. | Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
Agree with @rstone45 on the code‑ref column — what’s worked for us is adding a tiny photo cue beside each box (e.g., shackle: WLL stamp + pin seated) so the crew captures consistent evidence and the B30.9/.26 crosswalk is obvious to ABS. Small caveat: include an optional heat/serial field for shackles in case traceability comes up.