Safety Tags for Tasmanian Worksites
Under the Work Health and Safety Act 2012 (TAS), administered by WorkSafe Tasmania, employers must ensure all plant and equipment is properly identified and isolated when defective or under maintenance. Safety tags are a core part of meeting that obligation.
Warning Toxic Substance Tag
Warning Do Not Remove Tag
Unsafe Do Not Use Card Tag
Three Stage Ready for Hire Tag
Three Stage Disturbed Joint Tag
This Machine Must Not Be Operated Card Tag
Special Instructions Tag
Self Laminating Out of Service Tag
Self Laminating Danger Tag
Rigging Inspection Tag — Blue
Rigging Inspection Tag — Yellow
Rigging Inspection Tag — Green
Repair Order Tag
Red Tamper Evident Security Pull Tag
Red Silicone Lifting Inspection Tag
Red Rigging Inspection Tag — Q1 (Jan–Mar)
Quarantine Tag
Quality Control Tag
QA Hold Tag
QA Approved Tag
Passed Inspection Tag
Out of Calibration Tag
LOTO Padlock Keyed Different Yellow
LOTO Padlock Keyed Different Blue
Tearproof Tags
Self Laminating Tags
Flange Tags
Heavy Duty Safety Tags
Tasmania's agriculture, forestry, construction, mining, aquaculture, and manufacturing sectors rely on proper equipment tagging to prevent incidents and meet WHS obligations. Whether it is a danger do not operate tag on a faulty machine, a lockout tag during electrical isolation, or a scaffold inspection tag, the right tag in the right place keeps workers safe.
All Brute safety tags are 100% Australian made and printed in Perth, WA — built to handle the conditions found on Tasmania worksites. With 1 to 3 business day dispatch and free shipping on orders over $200, we deliver reliably to Hobart, Launceston, Devonport, Burnie, and across regional Tasmania.
Tasmania's climate is characterised by cool to cold temperatures, high rainfall, persistent moisture, and strong winds, particularly in elevated, coastal, and west coast areas. These conditions can degrade standard card tags quickly in outdoor environments. For outdoor worksites across Tasmania, polypropylene tearproof tags are recommended due to their resistance to moisture, wind-driven rain, oils, and chemicals, while remaining legible throughout their service life. Self-laminating tags provide additional protection for handwritten entries in wet or cold conditions. Card tags remain a suitable and cost-effective option for indoor environments, dry workshops, or short-term applications where exposure to the elements is not a factor.
Yes. Tasmania operates under the Work Health and Safety Act 2012 (TAS), administered by WorkSafe Tasmania, which aligns with the national model WHS laws. Persons conducting a business or undertaking (PCBUs) are required to manage risks associated with plant and equipment, including ensuring that defective, isolated, or out of service equipment is clearly identified and controlled. Safety tags, including danger, out of service, and lockout tags, are a widely recognised and practical control measure for meeting these obligations on Tasmanian worksites. Tags must remain legible and durable for the duration of their use to function effectively as a hazard control.
Yes. Custom safety tags are available for Tasmanian businesses requiring company branding, site-specific information fields, unique colour coding, or formats tailored to internal isolation and tag-out procedures. Custom printing is useful for forestry and timber operations, large infrastructure and construction projects, manufacturing facilities, and organisations managing compliance across multiple Tasmanian sites. All Brute Safety Products tags are Australian made and printed in Perth, WA, with orders dispatched within one to three business days. Free shipping applies to orders over $200, and trade accounts and bulk pricing are available for businesses with ongoing or high-volume requirements.
Orders are dispatched from Perth, WA within one to three business days. Delivery to Hobart and Launceston is serviced via standard freight routes through the mainland, with goods typically travelling via Melbourne before crossing to Tasmania. As a result, delivery times may be slightly longer than for mainland states, and businesses with time-sensitive requirements are encouraged to order in advance. Regional Tasmanian locations including Devonport, Burnie, and west coast areas may require additional transit time depending on the carrier and destination. Free shipping on orders over $200 makes bulk ordering a practical and cost-effective option for businesses managing active worksites or maintenance programmes.
Tasmania's construction, forestry, agriculture, manufacturing, and utilities sectors regularly use a range of safety tags for equipment isolation and hazard communication. Commonly used tags include danger do not operate tags, out of service tags, personal danger tags, and lockout tags for plant isolation procedures. Rigging and lifting inspection tags are used to document scheduled checks on lifting equipment, and scaffold inspection tags are standard on construction sites involving temporary structures. Rejected, accepted, and commissioning tags are used in maintenance and quality assurance workflows across Tasmanian industrial sites. Businesses with specific internal procedures may benefit from custom printed tags tailored to their safety management systems.
