What's the Cost of a Rigging Inspection?

Опубликовано: 17 Март 2026
на канале: The Lifting & Rigging Channel®
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At least one periodic inspection of your rigging equipment is required every 12 months (at a minimum) per OSHA and ASME. “What is the cost of a rigging inspection?” is one of the first questions our inspectors get asked by a potential customer. In this video we cover everything you need to know about getting your rigging gear inspected by a third party company.
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In this video
0:00 - Intro
1:33 - How often should you inspect your rigging gear?
2:20 - Why hire a third party rigging inspection company?
3:19 - Why consider Mazzella as your third party inspection company?
4:12 - What is the rigging inspection process?
5:03 - Should production be up and running during a rigging inspection?
5:48 - What rigging gear will be inspected?
6:35 - What happens after a rigging inspection?
7:46 - What affects the cost of a rigging inspection?
9:02 - How much does a rigging inspection cost?
9:52 - What about free rigging inspections?
11:41 - How to get more information about rigging inspections