Yellow barrier tape must be accompanied by which tag?

Yellow barrier tape is used in various safety contexts to indicate caution and is typically associated with activities where there is a potential hazard that requires attention. The correct tag that must accompany yellow barrier tape is the Caution Tag.

This tag serves to alert individuals to the presence of possible hazards that can cause minor injuries or damage if not approached with care. The use of a Caution Tag helps ensure that people are aware of the situation and can take necessary precautions to avoid accidents while still being permitted to proceed with caution in the area.

In contrast, other tags such as the Danger Tag denote an immediate hazard that could result in death or serious injury, making them inappropriate for situations indicated by yellow barrier tape. The Warning Tag, while it implies a potential hazard, is usually associated with more severe warning situations than what the yellow tape indicates. The No Entry Tag is typically used to restrict access entirely to specific areas, which is not the purpose of yellow barrier tape. Therefore, the combination of yellow barrier tape with a Caution Tag effectively communicates the level of risk and the recommended behaviors for those in proximity to the area.