SAFE HANDLER Fire Extinguisher Inspection Tags, 5.25” x 2.5” MATERIAL: Made from durable white cardstock, that has rip-resistant qualities to further the durability and continuous reusable quality of the tags. The material is 10 MIL white 13 pt. cardstock. DESIGN: A simple log on a tag, designed to be a quick visual representation of recent and past fire extinguisher inspection dates. The inspection tag also has the ability to distinguish the inspection dates of First Aid Kits, an eyewash station, and/or a Fire Extinguisher. The front and back of the tag are printed the same, with a combined 38 slots to be filled out that have space for the date and the initials of the inspector. VITAL IMPORTANCE: Frequently inspectors have found that the safety of emergency tools and stations is often forgotten once initially put in place. Products often have a limited life span and are subject to failure without any warning causing the safety of the emergency equipment to deteriorate or become ineffective. This is where the use of inspection tags becomes vital and indispensable. USAGE: Best for frequent, handy, at-a-glance viewing of when the last inspection report was run in any space with a first aid kit, fire extinguisher, or eye washing station that needs inspections to maintain safe emergency standards. Safe Handler’s Fire Extinguisher Inspection Tags are made from durable, white cardstock, that has non-rip qualities to further the durability and continuous reusable quality of the tags. The material is 10 MIL white 13 pt. cardstock. The inspection tags are designed to be a simple log on a tag, meant to be a quick visual representation of recent and past fire extinguisher inspection dates. The inspection tag also has the ability to distinguish the inspection dates of First Aid Kits, an eyewash station, and/or a Fire Extinguisher. There are *38 slots to be filled out that have space for the date and the initials of the inspector. Inspectors have found that the safety of emergency tools and stations is often forgotten once initially put in place. Products generally have a limited life span and are subject to failure without any warning causing the safety of the emergency equipment to deteriorate or become ineffective. This is where the use of inspection tags becomes a vital and indispensable tool in safety measures. Best for frequent, handy, at-a-glance viewing of when the last inspection report was run in any space with a first aid kit, fire extinguisher, or eye washing station that needs inspections to maintain safe emergency standards.
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