

Excavation Tag Kit (10 holders, 10 inserts, 1 pen)
Clearly communicate risks in excavated areas
Excavation Tags enable you to increase workplace safety and compliance with EU Directive 92/57/EEC by communicating vital information at excavation entrances where it can be seen by all workers.
Complying with EU Directive 92/57/EEC on minimum safety requirements for excavations becomes easier with the Excavation Tags. On the tags' removable inserts, the following information can be added:
- date of inspection
- inspector's signature
- location of the excavation
- description of the excavation
- which utility services are present (plumbing, water main, electricity cables, ...)
- which safety equipment to wear in the excavation
- specific health and safety actions to take
- who to contact if work cannot be carried out safely
- name of the inspector
- date of excavation
When the insert is removed, a clear 'do not enter' message becomes visible on the empty holder, attached to the excavation.
Original: $93.13
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Clearly communicate risks in excavated areas
Excavation Tags enable you to increase workplace safety and compliance with EU Directive 92/57/EEC by communicating vital information at excavation entrances where it can be seen by all workers.
Complying with EU Directive 92/57/EEC on minimum safety requirements for excavations becomes easier with the Excavation Tags. On the tags' removable inserts, the following information can be added:
- date of inspection
- inspector's signature
- location of the excavation
- description of the excavation
- which utility services are present (plumbing, water main, electricity cables, ...)
- which safety equipment to wear in the excavation
- specific health and safety actions to take
- who to contact if work cannot be carried out safely
- name of the inspector
- date of excavation
When the insert is removed, a clear 'do not enter' message becomes visible on the empty holder, attached to the excavation.

















