Accuformnmc RPT171 Danger Hot Work Permit Safety Tag

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC RPT171 is a Danger Hot Work Permit accident prevention tag designed for use in industrial and commercial worksites where open flame, welding, cutting, or other ignition-risk tasks are performed. Constructed from unrippable vinyl, the tag measures 4 inches high by 7.5 inches wide and features a red legend on a rectangular format. The front legend reads HOT WORK PERMIT and includes a supervisor certification statement for permit-to-work compliance. The tag ships in packs of 10 and weighs 0.4 pounds per pack. It is installed by safety coordinators, facility managers, or site supervisors as part of a hot work safety program.

This tag is suited for manufacturing facilities, refineries, construction sites, and any environment where hot work permits are required by safety regulations or insurance requirements. The HOT WORK PERMIT legend instructs workers that the supervising authority has reviewed and approved all safety conditions before work begins. The back of the tag includes a return instruction directing workers to return the completed permit to the authorizing supervisor upon job completion. Tags are dispensed individually from the pack as needed for each permit cycle.

Key Features

• Unrippable vinyl construction resists tearing in demanding job site conditions
• HOT WORK PERMIT front legend with full supervisor certification text
• Red legend color on rectangular format for high-visibility identification
• Double-sided printing delivers permit instructions on both faces
• 4 inches x 7.5 inches size is compatible with standard tag holders and permit boards
• Pack quantity of 10 supports multi-shift or multi-job permit programs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard accident prevention tag for use with conventional tag holders, lanyards, or wire ties in hot work permit programs at industrial and commercial job sites.

Installation Notes

Safety tags of this type are applied by the authorizing supervisor prior to the start of any hot work activity. Attach the tag at the work location using a lanyard, cable tie, or approved tag holder so it remains visible to all workers in the area. Remove and return the tag to the authorizing supervisor immediately upon job completion as directed by the permit instructions. Follow all applicable OSHA, NFPA, and facility-specific hot work permit procedures when issuing and retiring these tags.