NLG 123 Tethering Board System is a 4-board training display with real NLG products attached, built to teach the 1-2-3 tool tethering system at training centres, site inductions, and shop fronts.
- 4 x A2 printed boards covering tether point, lanyard, anchor, and storage
- 13 physical NLG products attached directly to the boards
- Teaches the NLG 1-2-3 tool tethering system visually
- Suited to training centres, site induction areas, and shop fronts
- No load rating; educational display product only
- Products with the “To Order” icon may not always be available from stock for same-day or next-day delivery. Please contact our team, who will be happy to confirm exact delivery dates.
NLG 123 Tethering Board System - Training Display for Site Induction and Learning Centres
NLG 123 Tethering Board System is a 4-board training display with real NLG products attached, built to teach the 1-2-3 tool tethering system at training centres, site inductions, and shop fronts.
- 4 x A2 printed boards covering tether point, lanyard, anchor, and storage
- 13 physical NLG products attached directly to the boards
- Teaches the NLG 1-2-3 tool tethering system visually
- Suited to training centres, site induction areas, and shop fronts
- No load rating; educational display product only
- Products with the “To Order” icon may not always be available from stock for same-day or next-day delivery. Please contact our team, who will be happy to confirm exact delivery dates.
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NLG 123 Tethering Board System is a 4-board educational display that teaches the NLG 1-2-3 tool tethering system using real, physical NLG products mounted directly to each board. Where a training course or printed poster can only describe tool tethering in words and diagrams, this display lets viewers see and handle the actual tether point, lanyard, anchor, and storage components side by side with the printed explanation of how each step works. Built for training centres, on-site induction areas, and shop fronts, it gives safety officers and instructors a single, ready-to-hang teaching tool that needs no further preparation.
How a physical display teaches tool tethering faster than a poster or course alone
A printed poster or an online training module can explain the theory of tool tethering, but a new starter often struggles to connect that theory to the actual components they will handle on site. Without a physical reference, the first time many workers see a tether ring, a bungee lanyard, or a Velcro anchor is when they are handed one on their first shift, with no prior context for how it fits into the wider system. This board system solves that gap by mounting a real tether point, a real lanyard, a real anchor, and real storage products directly onto the boards that explain each step, so the connection between theory and hardware is made instantly and remembered far longer than text alone.
Key Features
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4 x A2 printed boards: covering Tether Point, Tool Lanyard, Anchor Point, and Storage in sequence
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13 physical NLG products attached: including a D-ring tool tether, tether loop, tether ring, three lanyard types, a wristband, three anchor types, and an Aero Pouch
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Teaches the NLG 1-2-3 system: visually walks viewers through tool-side attachment, lanyard, and anchor point in the correct order
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Ready to hang: requires no further assembly or preparation before use in a training or induction setting
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Suited to three distinct settings: training centres, on-site induction areas, and retail or supplier shop fronts
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NLG ID technology on eligible attached products: demonstrates the serialisation and inspection system alongside the physical components
Who Is This For
Trades and roles:
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Site safety officers running inductions
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Training centre instructors
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Health and safety managers
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Retail and supplier sales teams
Industries:
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Construction
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Wind energy and utilities
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Telecoms
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Height safety training providers
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PPE and safety equipment retail
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
| Product Name | NLG 123 Tethering Board System - Training Display for Site Induction and Learning Centres |
| SKU | NLG101468 |
| Product Type | Educational training display with attached physical products |
| Board Count | 4 x A2 printed boards |
| Board Sequence | Tether Point, Tool Lanyard, Anchor Point, Storage |
| Physical Products Attached | 13 — includes Go Webbing Lanyard 0.25m, confirm before publishing |
| Max Load | N/A, educational display product |
| NLG ID Technology | Present on eligible attached components |
| Country of Origin | UK |
| Unit Weight | 2,735g |
Kit contents
| NLG Small D Ring Tool Tether | 1x, Code NLG101361 |
| NLG Large D Ring Tool Tether | 1x, Code NLG101362 |
| NLG Tether Loop, 150mm | 1x, Code NLG101381 |
| NLG Tether Ring, Large | 1x, Code NLG101275 |
| NLG Mini Ratchet Retractable Lanyard | 1x, Code NLG101564 |
| NLG Coil Tool Lanyard | 1x, Code NLG101370 |
| NLG Bungee Tool Lanyard | 1x, Code NLG101372 |
| NLG Adjustable Wristband | 1x, Code NLG101365 |
| NLG Belt Loop Anchor | 1x, Code NLG101366 |
| NLG BiLock Velcro Anchor | 1x, Code NLG101422 |
| NLG Heavy Duty Anchor Choke | 1x, Code NLG101367 |
| NLG Aero Pouch | 1x, Code NLG101400 |
| NLG Go Webbing Lanyard 0.25m | 1x, Code NLG101552 |
Compatibility
| Application or condition | Status |
| Training centre wall or stand display | Compatible |
| On-site induction rooms and safety briefing areas | Compatible |
| Retail and supplier shop front display | Compatible |
| Use as a working, load-rated tethering system | Not recommended |
| Outdoor or weather-exposed permanent installation | Not recommended |
Who Is This For
The NLG 123 Tethering Board System is used by site safety officers running new starter inductions, training centre instructors teaching formal dropped object prevention courses, and health and safety managers who need a permanent, reusable visual reference for tool tethering in a briefing room or site office. It also suits PPE and safety equipment retailers who want a shop front or trade counter display that lets customers see and handle the actual components being sold rather than reading a description alone.
Typical Applications
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Running new starter site inductions where tool tethering is introduced as a mandatory safety requirement.
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Teaching the NLG 1-2-3 tethering system in a formal training centre curriculum alongside classroom instruction.
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Displaying in a site safety office or briefing room as an ongoing visual reference for tool tethering procedure.
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Presenting at trade counters or shop fronts to let customers handle real components before purchase.
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Supporting toolbox talks and refresher training sessions on dropped object prevention.
How to Use
Step 1: Unpack the 4 boards and confirm all attached physical products are present and undamaged.
Step 2: Mount or display the boards in sequence: Tether Point, Tool Lanyard, Anchor Point, and Storage, so viewers follow the system in the correct order.
Step 3: Use the boards as a visual aid during inductions, toolbox talks, or training sessions, allowing viewers to handle the physical products attached to each board.
Step 4: Leave the boards displayed permanently in a training room, induction area, or shop front for ongoing reference between formal sessions.
Common Mistakes
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Treating attached products as usable working equipment: the products mounted on these boards are for demonstration only. Do not remove and use them as certified tethering equipment on an actual job.
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Displaying boards out of sequence: the 1-2-3 system is designed to be understood in order. Displaying Anchor Point before Tether Point undermines the teaching logic of the system.
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Mounting outdoors or in weather-exposed locations: the boards are printed card products and are not designed for permanent outdoor or weather-exposed installation.
Safety
This is an educational display product with no load rating. The physical products attached to the boards are for demonstration purposes and must not be removed and used as certified tethering equipment on an active job. For working tool tethering equipment, refer to CMT Group's full range of individually rated NLG tether points, lanyards, and anchors.
Maintenance
Keep boards indoors, away from direct sunlight, moisture, and heat sources to preserve print quality and prevent degradation of the attached physical products. Wipe down with a dry or lightly damp cloth if dust accumulates. Store flat or hung securely to avoid damage to the printed boards or the mounted components.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What exactly comes with the 123 Tethering Board System?
A: The system includes 4 x A2 printed boards, each covering one stage of the NLG 1-2-3 tethering system: Tether Point, Tool Lanyard, Anchor Point, and Storage. Attached directly to the boards are 13 physical NLG products, including a small and large D-ring tool tether, a tether loop, a tether ring, three lanyard types, an adjustable wristband, three anchor types, and an Aero Pouch.
Q: Can the products attached to the boards be used as working safety equipment?
A: No. The products mounted on the boards are for demonstration and teaching purposes only. They should not be removed and used as certified tethering equipment on an active job. For working tool tethering products, purchase individual NLG components separately.
Q: What is this board system NOT suitable for?
A: This is an educational display product with no load rating. It is not suitable for outdoor or weather-exposed permanent installation, and it is not a substitute for individually certified tool tethering equipment used on site.
Q: Where is this display best used?
A: The board system suits three main settings: formal training centres running dropped object prevention courses, on-site induction areas where new starters are introduced to tool tethering requirements, and shop fronts or trade counters where customers benefit from seeing and handling real components before purchase.
Q: Why does this display use real physical products instead of just images?
A: A printed poster or diagram can explain tool tethering in theory, but many workers only encounter the actual tether rings, lanyards, and anchors for the first time when handed one on site. Attaching real products directly to the boards closes that gap immediately, letting viewers connect the explanation to the physical component they will use.
Q: How should the boards be stored and maintained?
A: Keep the boards indoors, away from direct sunlight, moisture, and heat to preserve the printed material and the condition of the attached products. Wipe down with a dry or lightly damp cloth if dust accumulates. Store flat or hung securely.
