Accuformnmc TAR136 Caution Accident Prevention Tag

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC TAR136 is a rectangular accident prevention barricade tag designed for jobsite hazard communication. Printed on durable synthetic paper, this tag resists cracking, distortion, and shrinking under typical field conditions. The tag measures 3 inches wide by 6.25 inches high and features a bold CAUTION header in black on a yellow background. Double-sided printing ensures the message is visible from either face. It meets OSHA and ANSI standards for accident prevention tags, making it appropriate for use in regulated work environments where visible hazard marking is required.

This tag is suited for use in commercial and industrial settings where barricade or hazard identification is needed. Electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and general contractors use tags of this type to identify de-energized equipment, work-in-progress zones, or restricted areas. The tags are connected end-to-end with perforations for easy separation. They are housed in an octagon-shaped cardboard box dispenser for convenient access during active work.

Key Features

• CAUTION header with black legend on yellow background for high-visibility hazard communication
• Double-sided printing ensures message visibility from either face
• Synthetic paper construction resists cracking, distortion, and shrinking
• Perforated end-to-end tag connection allows clean, easy separation
• Meets OSHA and ANSI accident prevention tag standards
• Packaged in an octagon-shaped cardboard dispenser box

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style accident prevention barricade tag suitable for general industrial, commercial, and trade-service applications requiring OSHA- and ANSI-compliant hazard identification.

Installation Notes

Tags are applied by qualified tradespeople during lockout/tagout procedures, barricade setup, or equipment-out-of-service notifications. Before attaching, ensure the work area has been properly isolated per applicable safety codes. Tags should be secured at the designated attachment point and removed only by authorized personnel after hazard conditions are resolved.