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The Hidden Risks of Deferred Rigging Maintenance

Rigging rarely fails without warning. The real issue is that the warning signs are often subtle, misread, or left unaddressed until the margin for intervention has narrowed. Deferred maintenance has a way of sitting quietly in the background, particularly on yachts that stay active through demanding periods where taking the rig out of service is […]

Why Installation Engineering Matters

A “Passed” Load Test Does Not Always Mean Low Risk During a five year thorough examination, it is common to encounter access rail systems that appear completely satisfactory. The rail looks visually sound. There is no obvious corrosion, distortion, cracking, or deformation. The paperwork is in place, and the system has reportedly passed annual load […]

A Day of Medical Training with Amanda Hewson Beaver

At RSB Rigging, safety is not a tick box exercise; it is an operational responsibility. Last week, the entire RSB team split into groups to step away from the yard and into the classroom where each team received a full day of intensive, real world medical training with experienced paramedic Amanda Hewson Beaver. As Steve […]