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Safegard Scaff-tag Inspection Record Insert

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Inspection record insert to identify working-at-height hazards and manage inspection procedures.

What is Safegard® Scaftag Inspection Record Insert?

Safegard® Inspection Record Inserts for Scaff-tags help identify working-at-height hazards. They are designed to be updated or replaced as needed to keep safety and compliance details current. Good for warning workers against using unsafe scaffold towers and controlling maintenance scaffolding and ladders, among others.

Made from quality materials and printing for easy labelling.

KEY FEATURES

  • Compliance support: It’s designed to support compliance with site safety guidelines by providing a clear and accessible inspection record at the point of use.
  • Inspection tracking: Each entry provides a record of scaffolding erection and inspections, showing the latest safety status, maintenance notes, and identification details such as the inspector.

Good for: 

  • Controlling maintenance of scaffold towers & ladders
  • Warning workers from using unsafe scaffold towers and ladders

BENEFITS

  • Straightforward update process: Safegard® Scaftag Inspection Record Insert can be replaced or marked quickly, making it easy to keep inspection details current throughout a job.
  • Simple and instant check: You simply place the Safegard® Scaftag Inspection Record Insert into the scaffold tag holder, and it displays the latest information without needing to remove the tag.

OTHER GENERAL NAMES

Scaffold inspection tag, scaffold record tag, and scaffold safety tag. 

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FAQ

Who is responsible for filling out the Scafftag inspection record?

The person who erects or inspects the scaffold is responsible for completing the record. Supervisors or site managers may also check the entries for accuracy.

How should the tag be displayed on a scaffold?

The tag should be attached at a visible point near the scaffold’s access. It must be easy for anyone approaching the scaffold to see the inspection status without climbing or moving equipment.