What should be done if load stability cannot be ensured?

When load stability cannot be ensured, the most appropriate action is to reassess the rigging setup and adjust as necessary. This ensures that all aspects of the rigging system—such as slings, hitches, load distribution, and anchor points—are thoroughly evaluated and modified to secure the load effectively. Identifying issues in the rigging setup allows for the development of solutions that can enhance load stability.

This approach prioritizes safety and addresses potential hazards before the lift takes place, thereby preventing accidents and ensuring a controlled and successful operation. By taking the necessary steps to reevaluate and make adjustments, the rigger can better guarantee that the load will remain stable and secure throughout the lifting process.