Tool tethering training board fitted with genuine NLG tethering products, demonstrating the 1-2-3 system to site teams, training centres and safety inductions.
- Genuine NLG tethering products mounted for hands-on demonstration
- Shows the full 1-2-3 tether point, lanyard and anchor process
- Wall-mounted board, 2000mm wide by 1195mm high
- NLG ID serialised tag for certificate and inspection access
- Suitable for training rooms, site cabins and induction areas
- No max load rating, for demonstration and training use only
NLG Tool Tethering Learning Hub Board - Hands-On Site Safety Training Display
Tool tethering training board fitted with genuine NLG tethering products, demonstrating the 1-2-3 system to site teams, training centres and safety inductions.
- Genuine NLG tethering products mounted for hands-on demonstration
- Shows the full 1-2-3 tether point, lanyard and anchor process
- Wall-mounted board, 2000mm wide by 1195mm high
- NLG ID serialised tag for certificate and inspection access
- Suitable for training rooms, site cabins and induction areas
- No max load rating, for demonstration and training use only
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Tool tethering training board built by NLG to give site teams and training providers a physical, hands-on reference for the 1-2-3 tethering system. Genuine NLG tether points, lanyards and anchors are pre-installed directly onto the board rather than shown as printed images, so trainees can see and handle the actual hardware they will use on site. Each board carries an NLG ID serialised tag, giving access to certificates and inspection records for the products mounted on it.
How hands-on product samples improve tethering training
A printed poster or laminated diagram shows trainees what a tether point should look like, but it does not let them handle a tether ring, a coiled lanyard or a wristband anchor before they are expected to use one on site. That gap leads to workers misidentifying tether points, choosing the wrong lanyard for the tool weight, or skipping tethering altogether because they were never shown a working example during induction. This board mounts genuine NLG products directly onto the display, so trainees can see and handle the actual tether point, lanyard and anchor hardware as part of the same 1-2-3 process they will follow on site.
Key Features
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Genuine NLG products pre-installed: real tether points, tool lanyards and anchor hardware mounted on the board itself, not printed illustrations, giving trainees a working example rather than a diagram
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1-2-3 tethering system layout: the board walks through tether point, tool lanyard and anchor point in sequence, matching the order a worker follows when setting up a tethered tool
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NLG ID serialised tag: each mounted product carries a scannable NLG ID, giving instant access to certificates, instructional videos and inspection logging
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Wall-mounted format: fixed board designed for permanent display in training rooms, welfare units and site induction areas
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Covers all three anchor types: wristband, belt loop and fixed anchor setups are all represented, so trainees see the full range of anchor options
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Reference point for toolbox talks: gives trainers a physical prop to walk teams through correct tethering practice during inductions and refresher talks
Who is this for
Trades and roles:
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Site safety managers
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Training coordinators
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SHEQ officers
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Work at height supervisors
Industries:
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Construction
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Civil engineering
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Utilities
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Facilities management and training providers
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
| Product Name | NLG Tool Tethering Learning Hub Board |
| SKU | NLG101467 |
| Product Type | Tool tethering training and demonstration board |
| Training System | NLG 1-2-3 tethering system: tether point, tool lanyard, anchor point |
| Physical Samples | Genuine NLG tethering products pre-installed on the board |
| Anchor Types Shown | Wristband, belt loop and fixed anchor setups |
| Max Load | N/A, board is for demonstration and training only |
| NLG ID | Serialised tag for certificate and inspection access, where fitted |
| Country of Origin | UK |
| Mounting | Wall-mounted, fixed display |
| Colour | NLG green livery |
| Dimensions | 2000mm (W) x 1195mm (H) |
Compatibility
| Application or condition | Status |
| Toolbox talks and site inductions | ✓ Compatible |
| Training centres and safety demonstration rooms | ✓ Compatible |
| Site welfare units and cabins | ✓ Compatible |
| Reference display for refresher training | ✓ Compatible |
| Load-rated tool anchoring on site | ✗ Not recommended |
| Substitute for certified fall arrest equipment | ✗ Not recommended |
| Unprotected outdoor exposure | ✗ Not recommended |
Who is this for
This board is intended for site safety managers, SHEQ officers and training coordinators running toolbox talks, inductions and refresher sessions on dropped object prevention. Training providers delivering work at height courses use it as a permanent classroom reference, whilst larger contractors mount it in welfare units and site cabins so operatives can walk through the tethering process before starting work at height.
Typical applications
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Running toolbox talks on tool tethering and dropped object prevention before work at height begins.
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Supporting site inductions where operatives need a physical example of correct tether point, lanyard and anchor selection.
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Providing a permanent classroom reference for training providers delivering work at height courses.
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Demonstrating the difference between wristband, belt loop and fixed anchor setups during safety briefings.
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Refreshing experienced operatives on correct tethering practice following a near miss or audit finding.
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Giving procurement and safety teams a reference point when specifying which NLG products to order for a site.
How to use
Step 1: Mount the board securely on a wall in a training room, welfare unit or site cabin, at a height visible to a standing group.
Step 2: Walk trainees through the three stages in sequence: tether point, tool lanyard, then anchor point.
Step 3: Let trainees handle the mounted tether points, lanyards and anchors directly to build familiarity before working at height.
Step 4: Scan the NLG ID tag on the board to access certificates, instructional videos and inspection records for the products displayed.
Step 5: Log a routine visual inspection of the mounted samples periodically to confirm none have degraded or gone missing.
Common mistakes
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Mounting the board somewhere it will not be seen regularly, such as a storeroom, rather than a welfare unit or induction area where it gets used.
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Treating the board's samples as usable, load-rated equipment rather than a training reference.
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Skipping a walkthrough of all three stages and only covering tool lanyards, leaving tether point and anchor selection unexplained.
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Failing to record toolbox talks delivered using the board, which weakens audit evidence of training given.
Safety
The board itself is not load-rated, and the products mounted on it are for demonstration only. Do not remove samples from the board for use as working tethering equipment on site. The Work at Height Regulations 2005 require employers to prevent objects falling wherever practical and to ensure fall protection equipment is suitable and maintained, and this board supports that duty by improving worker understanding, but it does not replace a documented tethering programme or certified equipment.
Maintenance
Wipe the board down periodically to keep the graphics and mounted samples clean and legible. Check that all pre-installed products remain securely fixed and undamaged. Replace or report any missing or degraded sample immediately so the board continues to give an accurate demonstration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does the Learning Hub Board actually show trainees?
A: The board demonstrates NLG's 1-2-3 tethering system using genuine NLG tether points, tool lanyards and anchor hardware mounted directly onto the display, rather than printed diagrams. Trainees can see and handle the tether point, lanyard and anchor stages in the same sequence they will follow when tethering a tool on site. It covers all three anchor types, wristband, belt loop and fixed setup, so the full range of options is represented in one display.
Q: Does using this board satisfy the Work at Height Regulations 2005?
A: The Work at Height Regulations 2005 require employers to prevent objects falling wherever practical and to ensure fall protection equipment is suitable, strong enough and properly maintained. The regulations do not specify a training board as a compliance requirement, but using this display as part of toolbox talks and inductions supports that duty by improving worker understanding of correct tethering practice. It should sit alongside a documented tethering programme and properly maintained equipment, not replace either.
Q: Can the products mounted on the board be used as working tethering equipment on site?
A: No. The samples pre-installed on the board are for demonstration and training purposes only, and the board carries no max load rating. Removing a mounted sample for use as a working tether point, lanyard or anchor is not recommended, since these products have been fixed to the display rather than maintained as in-service equipment. Working tethering hardware should be ordered separately from CMT Group's tool tethering range.
Q: Why choose this board over a printed tethering poster?
A: A printed poster shows what a tether point or lanyard looks like but does not let trainees handle the hardware before using it on site. This board mounts genuine NLG products directly onto the display, giving trainees a physical reference they can see and touch across all three stages of the 1-2-3 system. That hands-on familiarity is harder to build from a flat printed image alone.
Q: Where should the board be installed for the best training results?
A: Wall-mounted in a location the training group will see repeatedly works best, such as a welfare unit, site cabin, training room or induction area. Mounting height should keep the board fully visible to a standing group. Storeroom or low-traffic locations reduce how often the board actually gets used during briefings.
Q: How do I check the board remains accurate for training over time?
A: Each board carries an NLG ID serialised tag, giving access to certificates and inspection records for the products mounted on it. Periodically check that all pre-installed samples remain securely fixed, undamaged and legible. Report or replace any missing or degraded sample so the board continues to give trainees an accurate demonstration.
