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C & J Scaffold Service Scaffold Status Safety Tag, Green Safe or Red Danger Do Not Use
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C & J Scaffold Service Scaffold Status Safety Tag, Green Safe or Red Danger Do Not Use
This scaffold status safety tag set from C & J Scaffold Service communicates scaffold inspection status at a glance: a green Safe tag that meets OSHA specification and a red Danger Do Not Use tag. Each tag is sold individually per each, so order the quantities your crew needs. Hang one at every scaffold access point so workers can verify status before climbing.
Key Features:
- OSHA-referenced wording: The green tag is marked Safe Meets OSHA Spec to communicate that the scaffold has passed inspection.
- Two status colors: The line includes green Safe tags and red Danger Do Not Use tags so crews can flip status instantly.
- Sold per each: Each tag is sold individually, so you can stock exactly the mix of green and red tags your jobsite requires.
- Clear jobsite communication: Status tags give workers an unmistakable signal on whether a scaffold may be used.
- Scaffold program staple: Designed for use with C & J scaffold equipment as part of a standard tag-out and inspection routine.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | C & J Scaffold Service |
| Sell unit | 1 tag (each) |
| Product line | C & J Scaffold Status Safety Tag |
| Available colors | Green (Safe Meets OSHA Spec), Red (Danger Do Not Use) |
| Sell unit notes | Sold individually (EA) |
| Intended use | Scaffold inspection status signaling at scaffold access points |
| Coverage per unit | One tag per scaffold access point |
Fit and Compatibility:
Use with C & J Scaffold Service scaffold frames, guard rail posts and related scaffold equipment as part of a scaffold inspection program. Tags are universal signaling devices and do not mechanically attach to specific hardware.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What is included in one order?
A: Each order unit is one individual safety tag; choose the green Safe tag or the red Danger Do Not Use tag.
Q: Do the tags meet OSHA requirements?
A: The green tag is printed Safe Meets OSHA Spec; verify your site's written scaffold inspection program satisfies all applicable OSHA rules.
Q: Where should I hang the tag?
A: Post one tag at each scaffold access point so every worker must pass it before climbing.
Q: How many tags do I need?
A: Stock at least one green and one red tag per scaffold so the status can be updated after each inspection.
Q: Can I reorder just one color?
A: Yes, the green and red tags are separate line items and can be ordered independently.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
Scaffold status tags are a low-cost way to formalize inspection: train a competent person to flip the green tag only after an documented inspection, and remove it immediately when a defect is found. Keep spare red Danger tags on hand because a removed green tag should always be replaced with a red one. Pair the tags with your guard rail and baseplate inspections for a complete scaffold safety routine.
Never climb a scaffold unless the green Safe tag is posted; treat a missing or red-tagged scaffold as unsafe and report it to your competent person.
Order C & J Scaffold Status Safety Tags today and keep every scaffold inspection status clearly posted.
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