Electrical

Electrical isolation and test and tag are both audited systems, and both fall apart the moment a tag fades, a record goes missing, or a switchboard isn't clearly marked. Brute Safety Products makes the high voltage tags, isolation tags and test and tag books that keep those systems intact, printed and manufactured in Perth, WA.
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Safety Solutions Designed Around Electrical Requirements

Electrical work carries a risk profile built around isolation integrity and testing currency, both of which need to be visually obvious and properly recorded at the same time. Brute's tag and book range is built around standard electrical compliance formats already in use across Australian sites, including a dedicated high voltage tag and a colour coded testing schedule sign, so it fits an existing isolation or test and tag system rather than requiring a new one.

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Durable Safety Products Built for Electrical Environments

The Danger High Voltage Tag is manufactured from heavy duty card designed to stay legible on switchboards and panels for as long as the hazard exists. Isolation and lockout tags use reinforced polypropylene with a metal eyelet so they hold up through repeated handling in workshops and switch rooms. The Test and Tag Log Book uses a taped spine and writing shield to keep testing records clean and legible, with duplicate NCR sets giving the tester a copy while the original stays with the site record.

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Frequently asked questions

What tag is used to mark high voltage equipment?

A dedicated high voltage danger tag is used to identify switchboards, panels, cables and junction boxes where accidental contact could cause serious injury or death, providing an immediate visual warning distinct from a general lockout tag.
How often does portable electrical equipment need to be tested?

Testing frequency depends on the environment, commonly around three months for construction sites, six months for manufacturing, and twelve months for lower risk office environments. A test and tag log book records each test date and result to support the audit trail.
What's the difference between an isolation tag and a lockout tag?

An isolation tag confirms equipment has been de-energised and isolated, while a lockout tag is attached alongside a physical lock to prevent the equipment being operated during that isolation. Both are typically used together as part of a complete lockout tagout system.
Can high voltage tags and test and tag books be customised for our business?

Yes. Tags and books can be customised with company branding, specific fields or asset identification areas to match your testing or isolation procedures, which is useful for electrical contractors managing tags across multiple client sites.