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Our range of barrier tapes

At HIVIS, we stock an extensive range of barrier tape to keep employees, visitors and pedestrians safe from hazards in the area. Our collection includes:

• Standard barrier tape: Made from budget plastic for cost-effectiveness, this standard barrier tape is available in red and white stripes or green and white stripes. We recommend red and white stripes for more dangerous areas or hazardous situations.
  
  
• “Maintenance in progress” barrier tape: This tape is made from premium plastics for longer-term use. You can cordon off areas where cleaning or maintenance is in progress or use it as barricade tape where machinery is being repaired.
  
  
• “Caution” barrier tape: We offer a range of “caution” barrier tape, including “caution: do not enter” and standard “caution” tape.
  
  
• “Danger” barrier tape: Recognisable in red and white stripes, our danger tape sends a clear message about hazardous situations or materials in the area. We offer danger tape with simple “danger” and “danger: no road” wording to deter pedestrians and other unauthorised personnel from entering the area.

Shop barricade tape online at HIVIS for affordable delivery throughout Australia. Alternatively, contact us for assistance choosing the ideal barrier tape for the project or situation at hand.

Tips for effectively using barricade tape

To ensure that barrier tape is effective, following best practices for its installation, use, and maintenance is important. Doing so can create a safer environment for employees, visitors, and the public, eliminating the risks associated with local hazards.

• Choose the right colour: The colour of the tape should be chosen based on the purpose of the barrier. For example, red is commonly used to indicate danger, while yellow is often used to indicate caution.
  
  
• Securely install the tape: It is important to install barrier tape securely to ensure it does not become a hazard. Ensure the tape is properly secured and stretched tautly so it does not sag or become a tripping hazard, and use stakes, cones or other devices to secure the tape and prevent it from blowing away in the wind.
  
  
• Complete the set-up: Barrier tape should be used with other safety measures, like safety cones, barricades or fencing (all available to buy online at HIVIS).
  
  
• Regularly inspect the tape: Barrier tape can become torn, faded, or unreadable over time. It is important to regularly inspect and replace the tape as needed to ensure that it remains effective.
  
  
• Train employees on using barrier tape: If you use it in the workplace, ensure that employees are trained on its proper use and understand the meaning of different colours and messages.

Stock up on barrier tape — order online at HIVIS. We offer affordable delivery throughout Australia and free pick-up from our warehouse in Newcastle, NSW.