Red tag definition

Red tag means a red-colored tag or device on the fill pipe of an UST system that clearly identifies the system as ineligible for product delivery or waste oil withdrawal. The tag or device is tamper resistant and is easily visible to the product deliverer and persons withdrawing waste oil. The tag or device clearly states and conveys, as applicable, that it is unlawful for regulated substances to be delivered or deposited into an UST system or withdrawn from a waste oil UST system.
Red tag or "red tag status" means an elevator or other conveyance that has been removed from service and operation because of noncompliance with chapter 70.87 RCW and this chapter or at the request of the owner.
Red tag means a tag, device, or mechanism on the tank’s fill pipes that clearly identifies an UST as ineligible for product delivery. The tag or device is easily visible to the product deliverer and clearly states and conveys that it is unlawful to deliver to, deposit into, or accept product into the ineligible UST. The tag, device, or mechanism is generally tamper resistant.

Examples of Red tag in a sentence

  • Please note that in some cases the reason for a Red tag may be that the building is not to be entered or used until an inspection is completed to assess the appropriate tagging.

  • Fire Suppression and Fire Alarm systems – Red tag Permit System must be followed any time a sprinkler system is shut down for any reason.

  • Red tag items are those that must be removed prior to flight or environmental testing.

  • The annual fee for a conveyance in "Red tag" status is $((33.20)) 34.80.

  • If an on-site variance inspection is performed, the fees in (a) of this subsection will apply.(4) "Red tag" status fee.


More Definitions of Red tag

Red tag means a document issued by a licensed elevator inspector and attached to an elevator or conveyance declaring that any further operation of the elevator or conveyance shall constitute a violation of the Oklahoma Elevator Safety Act.
Red tag means a card or device, red in color, containing printed notice of the condemnation of a liquefied petroleum gas system as a result of a violation of this part, or any rules or orders made by the board; the tag, when attached to the system, is official notice of condemnation and of the prohibition of further use, so long as the red tag remains lawfully affixed.
Red tag means a tag, device, or mechanism on the tank's fill pipes that clearly identifies an underground storage tank as ineligible for product delivery. The tag or device is easily visible to the transfer operator and clearly states and conveys that it is unlawful to deliver to, deposit into, or accept product into the ineligible underground storage tank. The tag, device, or mechanism is generally tamper resistant.
Red tag means a tamper resistant device containing State Fire Marshal contact information affixed to the fill pipe of an UST system which clearly identifies the UST as ineligible for deliveries of a regulated substance.
Red tag means a tamper resistant device or mechanism which can be placed on an underground storage tank’s fill pipe that clearly identifies the underground storage tank as being prohibited from accepting regulated substance delivery. The device or mechanism is easily visible to the regulated substance deliverer and clearly conveys that it is unlawful to deliver to, or accept product into the underground storage tank.
Red tag means a tamper-resistant tag on a storage tank system’s fill pipes that clearly identifies a storage tank system as ineligible for product delivery, deposit or acceptance. The tag shall be easily visible and state that it is unlawful to deliver to, deposit into, or accept product into, the ineligible storage tank system.
Red tag means a tag, device, or mechanism, approved by the Director and affixed to a UST system’s fill pipe that clearly identifies a UST system as ineligible for product delivery. The tag or device must clearly state “ It is unlawful to deliver to, deposit into, or accept product into this UST system”. The tag or device must be of tamper resistant material in order that it cannot be removed and reattached without obvious visual evidence.