Heavy-duty PVC stair inspection card, waterproof and sun-resistant, Hi-TEX

The Hi-TEX Ladder Inspection Tag is a vital safety management tool for worksites. These tags are designed to provide a clear and quick visual indicator confirming that the ladder has undergone periodic inspection and is safe for use, helping to reduce accidents caused by equipment failure.

Technical Specifications

• Material: High-quality, durable PVC plastic.
• Dimensions: 130 x 75 mm.
• Packaging: Available in packs of 20 pieces, with a carton capacity of 2000 pieces.
• Durability: Solid material resistant to moisture, dirt, grease, and chemicals.
• Strength: Features high tear resistance and is equipped with a reinforced eyelet to ensure secure attachment to equipment.

Key Features

• Weather Resistance: The tags are equipped with UV inhibitors to protect against fading and cracking when exposed to direct sunlight, extending their lifespan in outdoor locations.
• Waterproof: Manufactured from waterproof materials to ensure that written information remains legible even in wet or rainy environments.
• Ease of Documentation: The tag features a double-sided data table to record inspection dates, inspector names, and important notes.
• Specialized Writing Surface: The surface is designed to support writing with permanent markers or grease pencils, ensuring data is not easily erased.

Method of Use

• Inspection: A comprehensive inspection of the ladder is performed by the responsible inspector to ensure its structural integrity.
• Recording: The inspection date, status (safe/unsafe), and inspector’s name are recorded in the designated fields on the tag.
• Installation: The tag is hung in a prominent and clearly visible location on the ladder (usually at eye level or near the climbing base) using cable ties or wires through the provided eyelet.
• Periodic Update: Data must be updated after each periodic inspection (usually recommended every 7 days or according to applicable safety regulations).

Applications

• Construction and contracting sites.
• Factories and mechanical workshops.
• Industrial parks and warehouses.
• Any work area requiring frequent ladder use to ensure compliance with occupational safety standards (OSHA).