Greenham Signs Catalogue 2025

GOOD TO GO SAFETY

GOOD TO GO SAFETY

UNIVERSAL STATUS TAG

Attach to workplace equipment (usually at the point of entry) and advise employees when the equipment is safe to use or quarantined following an inspection. Unlike other tagging systems this tag has been designed to attach to all types of equipment. The channelled base allows a flush fitting onto scaffold tubes and the small sleek design ensures that it doesn’t interfere with daily equipment use. Due to being manufactured from tough, durable, UV stable, weather resistant polypropylene it can withstand harsh condition - whether attached to fixed scaffolding during a thunderstorm or attached to a ladder being tossed around in the back of a van, this status tag can resist it all. The highly visible yellow design ensures staff are reminded to complete pre-use checks. When the tag is empty the window displays a “Do Not Use” message - this means an inspection has not been completed and the equipment should not be used. Once an inspection has been completed the status tag holds the top sheet of the checklist and the window will display the date and the equipment’s status. The design includes two sleeves to enable cable tie attachment. Four holes for riveting or screwing onto equipment and the design is lightweight enough to ensure that adhesive can be used as a fixing option.

Polypropylene 120 x 52 x 13mm (H x W x D) 5 1301

INSPECTION CHECK BOOKS Each of the Good to Go Safety Check Books have been specifically designed to provide comprehensive inspections for workplace equipment in order to help meet the relevant legislation, industry guidelines and best practice. Each check book includes 25 inspections. Once an inspection has been completed, the top sheet (white) is removed from the book, folded at the prompted lines and placed inside the tag to display the current status of the equipment...either “Do Not Use” or “Good to Go”. The secondary sheet (yellow) is a carbon copy which should be retained within the book. Carbon copies can provide invaluable evidence of your Safe Equipment Management System (SEMS) history in the event of an accident. Every check list requires a name, details of the asset in question and lists a series of questions regarding the asset. Each checklist has a unique sequential number to aid audits and management documentation. Useful guidance can be found within the inside sleeve of the Check Book to help highlight what inspectors should be looking for during the inspection.

Custom options are available. Please let us know if you have a specific requirement for equipment we don’t currently offer.

Forklift: Ladder: Racking:

5 1302 5 1304 5 1305

Pallet Truck: Scaffold Tower: Fixed Scaffolding:

5 1336 5 1303 5 1319

MEWP: Harness: Bespoke:

5 1322 5 1325 5 1317

Excavator: Podium Steps: Fleet Vehicle:

5 1342 5 1330 5 1306

Telehandler: Tractor: Trailer:

5 1370 5 1345 5 1339

Overhead Crane: Forklift Platform: Loader Crane:

5 1351 5 1348 5 1354

Tow Tractor: Straddle Carrier:

5 1357 5 1392

Dumper Truck: Front Loader:

5 1401 5 1408

ACRYLIC DISPENSER This acrylic check book dispenser holds up to ten check books (not included) ensuring they are not misplaced or irrevocably damaged. The acrylic dispenser is self standing but also pre drilled for wall mounting. External Dimensions: 165 x 117 x 76mm (H x W x D) Internal Dimensions: 160 x 109 x 65mm (H x W x D) 5 8099

WEATHER RESISTANT FOLDER

This information station comes with five acrylic dispensers - each with the ability to hold ten books (not included) ensuring that there’s enough space for fifty inspection check books. The information station is supplied with a high bond adhesive backing for easy application but can also be screwed into place. INFORMATION STATION

This industrial strength pocket is perfect for storing check books and manuals on outdoor equipment. It comes with a high bond adhesive backing strip for semi permanent fixings to your equipment. Clear PVC Holds A4 sheets 5 8109

10mm Foam PVC 700 x 750mm 5 1335

HOW IT WORKS One of the many reasons why people like to use Good to Go Safety is its simplicity and ease to integrate into a company’s safety and maintenance programme. Simply attach a tag to the relevant equipment and select the appropriate check book to start carrying out the inspection at a frequency of your choice. Inserting the completed checklist into the tag on the equipment provides a clear visual breakdown of what was checked and when – removing any assumptions or uncertainties. A duplicate copy is retained in the book for management records and providing invaluable evidence in the event of an accident.

Attach a universal status tag to the piece of equipment. Ideally at the point of entry. TAG IT

Use the appropriate check book to complete a comprehensive inspection. CHECK IT

Complete the inspection checklist and record all findings. Sign and date. RECORD IT

Remove the top sheet of the checklist, fold where prompted and insert into the status tag. INSERT IT

Fit a tamper evident seal to provide additional security and ensure findings are legitimate. SECURE IT

The universal status tag will now display the date and the findings of the inspection. DISPLAY IT

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