Equipment Inspection Tags
Rigging and Lifting Gear Inspection Tag
A black tag for lifting gear: synthetic slings, chain slings, shackles, hooks and spreader bars. Five dated inspection lines and a QR code to the register you keep. Hangs from the sling eye or the shackle with a zip tie and stays there through the lift.
- Rigid weatherproof tag stock, 2.8" x 4", zip-tie hole
- Printed and shipped from Red Deer, Alberta
- Ships Canada-wide within 2-3 business days
- Contact us for bulk order pricing
Quantity
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Slings, shackles, chains and hooks, all on the record.
What you get
- A pack of black rigging and lifting gear tags, printed and ready to hang - no assembly, no laminating
- Five dated inspection lines and a QR code on every tag, so the inspection history stays on the equipment
- Rigid weatherproof stock that survives a season outdoors and a wash bay
- Same-stock reorders, so the tag you hang next year matches the one hanging now
Specifications
- Size
- 2.8" x 4" portrait
- Material
- Rigid weatherproof tag stock, UV and moisture resistant
- Attachment
- Reinforced zip-tie hole at the top; zip ties not included
- Writing surface
- Write-on grid, takes ballpoint, marker or paint pen
- Inspection lines
- 5 (date, inspector, next due)
- Origin
- Printed and shipped from Red Deer, Alberta
- Pack Size
- 25 ($89.00) · 50 ($149.00) · 100 ($219.00) · 200 ($349.00) · 300 ($449.00)
Why crews use it
- Keeps the periodic inspection with the gear, not in a separate register
- Damaged or overdue gear is caught at the lift plan, not during the lift
- Pairs with the Rigging Trained hard hat decal so both the gear and the rigger are marked
- The QR links to certificates and proof-load records
Where to use it
- Synthetic and chain slings, shackles, hooks and spreader bars
- Rigging lockers and lifting gear cribs
- Sites where a lift plan names the gear being used
Why it matters
Lifting gear is inspected periodically and removed from service on any defect, and the record is the first thing asked for after a dropped load. A tag on the sling is where that record is actually useful.
Common questions
Before you buy
What people ask us about the Rigging and Lifting Gear Inspection Tag.
Is the Rigging and Lifting Gear Inspection Tag shipped, or is it a download?
This is a physical product. The booklets are printed and shipped to you across Canada - unlike our document products, there is nothing to download. Shipping is calculated at checkout from the total weight of everything in your order, so adding more to the same order costs less than ordering twice.
Can we have our company logo printed on them?
Not on this item. Some of our printed products take a logo upload at checkout - if you need this one branded, call us on 1-800-440-6650 and we will tell you what is possible.
How much is shipping?
It is worked out at checkout from the total weight of your order and where it is going, so there is no flat fee to guess at. Ordering everything together is always cheaper than placing separate orders.
Does using these satisfy an audit requirement on its own?
No. A completed booklet is evidence that the check was done and by whom, which is what an auditor asks to see - but it only carries weight when the written program behind it says the check is required and how often. If that program does not exist yet, that is the part we write.
From the team that wrote it
A tag proves the inspection happened. The program says it had to.
Auditors sample equipment records, then ask for the written program that required them. We write the program the tags are evidence for.