The top 10 uses of the Skipper Safety barrier range

We know you all love a list! That’s why we have put together our TOP 10 uses of our award-winning retractable safety barrier system range. Our range of safety barrier makes it quick and easy to create safety cordons in external environments.

In at No 1 is Atop a Traffic Cone on Construction Sites – (No really, we just love to use the word atop!) Many construction contractors are well aware that Skipper is the unique way to cordon off any area on site, it makes it quick and easy to create safer environments with the high visibility retractable 9m (30 ft) tape. The Skipper versatile barrier system can move around the site as easily and quickly as the workers can! It simply clicks on top of most traffic cones or its own unique Post & Base System. Skipper saves time, storage space and money, paying for itself in months over throw-away barrier tape.

TOP 10 uses of the Skipper™ safety barrier range

  1. Atop a traffic cone on construction sites
  2. Worker safety areas next to highways/by-ways/roads and pavements
  3. Petrol forecourts for service engineers/tankers
  4. Emergency services, such as police / fire engine cordons
  5. Retail environments and car parks
  6. Mining industry and marine safety cordons
  7. Local authority parks works (Tree felling )
  8. Airport passenger safety airside
  9. Transport accident de-markation
  10. Creating safe areas in schools and colleges

Since the launch of our Skipper barrier product range in 2005, our innovative product range has been used in a wide range of applications, in many sectors, including traffic management, construction and facilities management. Any environment where safety is important and an area needs a cordon is a place for a Skipper unit.

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