Exclusion Zone Information Tag

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We need to barrier off areas on site from time to time to allow specific works to be carried out without risk to other people working on site.

Sometimes there is a situation where no one is visible working in the exclusion zone. To counter this potential issue, we have produced a tag to attach to barriers at access points, which identify the area as an exclusion zone. The barrier drapes over a horizontal tube and is secured with Velcro.

If the tag is lifted up the reverse of the label has details of who is responsible for the works in that area and their contact details.

This will allow them to be contacted to admit deliveries, for example, or any other contact that may be necessary.

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Published 9 May 2018
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