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Brute Safety Products BST 132 Confined Space Entry Permit safety tag, 75x145mm, with white body and red and white diagonal stripe footer, showing confined space entry permit header and fields for permit number, equipment ID, equipment location, date and time of issue, permit valid until, work to be done and standby person.

Confined Space Entry Permit Tag

BST 132 Strung 75 x 145mm 100 tags

A confined space entry permit tag for controlling access and keeping permit details attached to the space. The front captures permit number, equipment ID, location, issue date and time, permit validity, work to be done, and standby person. The reverse records entry supervisor, permit validity, return to service date, name, and signature.

$35.50 AUD inc. GST
Taxes included.
In Stock Ready to Ship
Dispatched 1 - 3 Business Days
Printed Perth, WA
Product Specifications

Size: 75 x 145mm
Finishing: Strung
Material: Polypropylene
Pack Size: 100 tags

Who is this for

The Confined Space Entry Permit Tag is used by entry supervisors, safety officers, and confined space permit issuers to display a summarised permit record at the entry point of a confined space while work is in progress. Under the Work Health and Safety Regulations and the Code of Practice for Confined Spaces, a confined space entry permit must be issued before any worker enters a confined space, and attaching a permit tag at the entry point provides an immediate, visible reference for the standby person and any worker approaching the space. The front records the permit number, equipment ID, equipment location, date and time of issue, permit validity period, work to be done, and standby person, while the reverse records the entry supervisor, permit validity, and refers workers to the Confined Space Permit Book for the full atmospheric testing results, isolation details, and rescue plan. The returned to service date, name, and signature fields on the reverse provide a formal close-out record confirming the space has been reinstated and returned to service. The red and white striped base panel provides high-visibility identification of the tag as a confined space control document. It is used across mining, construction, utilities, water treatment, oil and gas, and any facility where confined space entry is a regular maintenance or inspection activity.

Shipping & Delivery

Shipping Information

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State Metro Regional
WA 1 - 5 Business Days / Pickup Available 4- 7 Business Days
NSW 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
VIC 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
QLD 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
SA 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
TAS 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
NT 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
ACT 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
Additional Information

The BST 132 Confined Space Entry Permit Tag supports confined space entry compliance in Australian industrial workplaces where permitted entry procedures are critical to worker safety. Manufactured from heavy duty tearproof polypropylene with weatherproof no fade ink and an 8mm hole, it provides a durable on-site permit record that remains legible throughout the duration of the entry. Each pack contains 100 pre-strung tags measuring 75 x 145mm.

Common across construction, mining, and manufacturing, it works alongside the confined space entry permit book, with the reverse directing users to the permit book for atmospheric testing, isolation, and rescue plan details.

  • Front fields for permit number, equipment ID, location, date and time of issue, permit valid until, work to be done, and standby person
  • Reverse fields for permit number, entry supervisor, date and time of issue, permit valid until, returned to service date, name, and signature
  • Directs users to the confined space entry permit book for atmospheric testing, isolation, and rescue plan details
  • Tearproof polypropylene withstands harsh outdoor and industrial conditions
  • 8mm hole accommodates cable ties and wire for secure attachment at entry points
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Frequently asked questions

How many tags come in a pack?

All of our tearproof tag packs contain 100 tags, making them practical for stocking site offices, tool rooms, and maintenance facilities. Buying in packs keeps per unit costs down and ensures you have adequate supply on hand without needing to reorder frequently. For larger operations managing multiple sites or high tag turnover, trade accounts and bulk pricing are available — contact the team to discuss your requirements.

Do the tearproof tags come pre-strung?

Yes, our tearproof tags come pre-strung and ready to use straight out of the pack. This saves time on busy sites where tags need to be applied quickly during isolation or equipment inspection procedures. The stringing is suitable for attaching tags to valves, switches, equipment handles, and isolation points. If you need tags attached using a specific method for your site procedures, the metal eyelet also accepts wire, cable ties, or nylon rope as alternatives.

What size eyelet do the tearproof tags have?

Each tearproof tag comes fitted with an 8mm metal eyelet. The metal eyelet reinforces the attachment point and prevents the tag from tearing where it is hung, which is the most common failure point on cheaper tags. An 8mm eyelet is a practical size for most standard wire, cable ties, padlock hasps, and isolation points found on Australian worksites, making the tags compatible with the majority of lockout tagout and equipment isolation setups without any modification.

What material are the tearproof safety tags made from?

Our tearproof safety tags are made from polypropylene, a synthetic material that resists tearing, moisture, oils, chemicals, and UV exposure. Unlike card or paper tags which deteriorate quickly on site, polypropylene maintains its integrity in the conditions you find on Australian construction, mining, and industrial worksites — heat, dust, grease, and rough handling included. Each tag is printed with no fade inks to ensure critical safety information stays legible throughout the tag's service life.

What types of safety tags are available in the tearproof range?

Our tearproof range covers a wide variety of tag types to suit most Australian worksite requirements. Available titles include Danger Do Not Start, Danger Do Not Operate, Out of Service, Personal Danger, Do Not Energise, Caution Repair, Caution Information, Out of Service, Commissioning, Information, Warning Do Not Remove, Inspected Ready to Use, Quality Control, Accepted, Rejected, Inspection, Passed Inspection, Failed Inspection, Repair Order, Leak Inspection, Q.A Approved, Q.A Hold, Quarantine, Full Cylinder, and Empty Cylinder. All are made from polypropylene with a metal eyelet and come pre-strung in packs of 100.