What is the purpose of a Safety Seal Directive (SSD)?
- To provide guidance on the application of tamper-evident seals
What is the difference between a tamper-evident seal and a security seal?
- A tamper-evident seal is designed to indicate if the item has been tampered with, while a security seal is designed to prevent unauthorized access to the item.
What are some of the different types of tamper-evident seals?
- Adhesive seals, bolt seals, cable seals, metal seals, and plastic seals
What are some of the factors to consider when choosing a tamper-evident seal?
- The type of item being sealed, the level of security required, the environment in which the seal will be used, and the cost of the seal
What are some of the best practices for using tamper-evident seals?
- Use a high-quality seal that is appropriate for the item being sealed
- Apply the seal correctly
- Inspect the seal regularly and replace it if it is damaged or tampered with
- Store unused seals in a secure location
What are some of the consequences of using a fake or counterfeit seal?
- The seal will not be effective in deterring tampering
- The company could face legal liability
- The company's reputation could be damaged