Every harness on site needs its inspection status visible without unpacking anything. Harness inspection tags do exactly that — a tag attached to the harness itself showing when it was last inspected and when the next inspection is due.
What belongs on a harness tag
- Inspector identity or company.
- Date of last inspection.
- Next inspection due date.
- Satisfactory / remove-from-service status field.
Why harness tags are different
Harnesses flex, abrade and get stored rolled in bags. The tag needs to attach securely, survive handling, and stay legible even when the harness lives in a ute box. Compact tags designed to sit against the webbing work best; bulky tags fall off or get torn off.
Manage the inspection cycle
Pre-printed tags with date fields work for manual registers. If you run a digital register, QR-coded tags linked to each harness record save the paper chase — PrimeTrack adds automatic inspection reminders so nothing silently lapses.
Prime Tags supplies harness inspection tags made in Australia, with numbering and QR options, shipped daily nationwide. Free samples available — try one on a real harness before you order the fleet.