Common Uses For The Guardians' Line Fire Scene Tape
Potential Building Collapses
Downed/Exposed Electrical Lines
Downed/Exposed Electrical Lines
Use The Guardians' Line fire scene tape to properly create collapse zones or when unstable structural components pose a threat to firefighters.
Downed/Exposed Electrical Lines
Downed/Exposed Electrical Lines
Downed/Exposed Electrical Lines
The Guardians' Line fire scene tape should be used to create a "NO-ENTRY" zone when firefighters are working near downed or exposed electrical lines.
Falling Tree Hazards
Falling Tree Hazards
Falling Tree Hazards
During brush fires or prescribed burns, The Guardians' Line fire scene tape can be used to create a "NO-ENTRY" zone for areas where trees are being felled.
Other Common Uses
Falling Tree Hazards
Falling Tree Hazards
- Large holes or defects in the terrain which could lead to a fall/trip injury.
- Poorly-lit swimming pools or bodies of water that could lead to a firefighter drowning.
- Preservation of crime scenes.
- Chemical or hazardous materials leaks.
- Areas that may contain carcinogens or be hazardous to respiratory health.
About THE GUARDIANS' LINE Fire scene tape
Specifications
- Each roll is 1000 feet in length.
- 3" width.
- 3-mil thickness.
- Polyethylene construction is durable and weather-resistant.
- OSHA and NFPA-compliant for No-Entry zone warnings.
- Plain-English wording.
- Comparable in pricing to standard yellow fire scene tape.
- The only firefighter-specific warning tape on the market.
- Made in the USA!
THE GUARDIANS' LINE Door Stickers
Fully Customizable!
The Guardians' Line door stickers are a 12"X15" self-adhesive poster that warns civilians and post-fire responders about potential structural instability and/or health risks due to carcinogenic volatile organic compounds.
These door stickers can be applied to any smooth surface at entrance points to structures, such as a door or window.
Door stickers can be fully customized to include a department logo, department contact information, or special wording.