Barricade System for Oil & Gas
Reusable Boundaries for Demanding Sites
Upgrade from single-use caution tape or safety tape with a superior reusable barricade system built for demanding oil & gas sites, so crews spend less time resetting boundaries.
Benefits
- Fewer boundary resets
- Faster deploy and retrieval
- Clearer, more consistent perimeters
- Less cleanup and changeouts
- Colour-coded for varying risk levels
- Durable and reusable
- Doubles as rope guardrails
Why Barricade Tape Fails
Sagging, Tearing, and Constant Resets
On active oil & gas sites, boundaries move constantly. Disposable caution tape sags, tears, or disappears, then crews rebuild the same line again and again.
- Wind causes sag and twist
- Snags in high-traffic areas
- Tears under handling
- Abandoned tape creates clutter
- Boundaries lose credibility
Where Rise Tape fits
For Changing Worksite Boundaries
Use it anywhere you’d run barricade tape or rope guardrail, especially where boundaries change or get rebuilt often.
Typical applications:
- Well pads and facilities
- Laydown and staging zones
- Lifting exclusion zones
- Maintenance work areas
- Open trenches
How Rise Tape Saves Money
Less Labour, Less Waste, Fewer Failures
Rise Tape is designed to reduce the total cost of maintaining barricade boundaries on active sites, not just the cost of what you buy.
- Less labour maintaining boundaries
- Less material consumed per job
- Less downtime from boundary failures
- Clearer perimeters and safer sites
- Less restocking across crews and vehicles
Quick Specs
Engineered for Industrial Deployments
| Specification | Data |
|---|---|
| Base material | 100% woven polyester mainline, available in white, yellow and red |
| Tensile strength | Approx. 2,500–2,600 lb (ASTM D6775) |
| Elongation | < 7% at break |
| Reflective flag material | High-visibility, UV-stabilized polymer film with CSA-approved retroreflective striping, spaced 12″ on-centre. |
| UV stability | Minimum 5-year outdoor exposure rating (UV additive in thread and tape fibers) |
| Weight | ~9.8 lb per 250 ft (≈ 0.13 lb/ft or 0.19 kg/m) |
| Operating temperature | –40 °C to +70 °C |
| Expected service life | 5–10 years outdoors (site exposure and handling dependent) |
| Fabrication | Joints bar-tacked with Tex 70 UV-resistant nylon thread; made in Canada |