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Lockout Tags
Lockout tags to effectively comply with lockout/tagout regulations
Lockout tags are among the many devices that prevent employees from accidentally powering up equipment and machinery. And since the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) allows certain leeways in drawing up lockout/tagout (LOTO) programs, employers should take the time to tailor their LOTO devices to their particular needs. With this in mind, Seton offers various tag options, such as heavy duty, lock-on, padlock and bilingual styles. Self-laminating lockout tags are also available to prevent the accumulation of dirt and grime. With Seton, customers have a wide range of LOTO options to choose from.
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Self Laminating Employee Photo Lockout Tags - Danger Do Not Operate Equipment Tagged Out
Featuring a self-adhesive clear overlay to securely seal the photo of your workers, our lockout tags with photos give your LOTO program greater impact. -
Lockout Tag- Do Not Operate
Lockout Tags identify areas locked out for safety and OSHA compliance -
Lockout Tag- Do Not Operate
Lockout Tags identify areas locked out for safety and OSHA compliance -
Lockout Tag- Do Not Operate
Lockout Tags identify areas locked out for safety and OSHA compliance -
Lockout Tag- Locked Out Do Not Operate
Danger lockout tags prevent employees from operating dangerous equipment -
Photo Lockout Tags - Danger
Add your own personal photo to this unique cardstock lockout tag to prevent accidents -
Self-Laminating Employee Photo Lockout Tags- Danger This Tag & Lock
Employee photos on lockout tags add personal responsibility to safety and accident prevention -
Photo Lockout Tag Pouches
Keep your lockout tags clean and dry for long lasting results -
Heavy-Duty Lockout Tags - Equipment Locked Out By
Heavy-Duty lockout tags withstand up to 80 lbs. of pullout force -
Self-Laminating Employee Photo Lockout Tags- Danger Equipment Lock Out (Bilingual)
Bilingual lockout tags relay an important safety message for both English and Spanish speaking employees -
Black/Red Lockout Tags on White Heavy Duty Polyester (65520) by Brady
Lockout Tags withstand up to 80 lbs. of pullout force for superb strength and durability -
Lockout Tag- Do Not Operate Equipment Lock-Out
Lockout Tags provide optimal safety by identifying dangerous locked out areas -
Lockout Ultra-Tags - Danger Do Not Remove
Easy-to-read lock out tag out tag with top-of-the-line durability -
Lockout Tag- Do Not Operate
Lockout Tags identify areas locked out for safety and OSHA compliance -
Lockout Tag- Equipment Has Been Locked Out Do Not Start For Any Reason
Lockout tags are OSHA compliant and protect employees from lockout injuries -
Lockout Tag- This Tag & Lock To Be Removed Only By Person Shown On Back
Lockout Tags quickly alert employees of locked-out areas and potentially dangerous situations -
Custom Lockout Tags
Lockout tags identify areas locked out for safety and OSHA compliance -
Lockout Tag- Equipment Locked Out By
Lockout Tags identify areas locked out for safety and OSHA compliance -
Self-Laminating Employee Photo Lockout Tags- Danger Do Not Operate
Featuring a self-adhesive clear overlay to securely seal the photo of your workers, our lockout tags with photos give your LOTO program greater impact. -
Padlock Tags with Self-Laminating Photo - Danger Equipment Lock-Out
Use danger tags that can easily hang flat on padlocks for fast employee identification -
Accident Prevention Ultra-Tags - Out Of Service
Communicate machine and equipment status with safety tags
Employing the necessary tools to properly lock out energized equipment will need more than just locks. Fortunately, there are several LOTO devices on the market, many of which are designed to work for specific equipments and environments.
When making the selection, managers and safety officers should evaluate the tools in the facility and purchase LOTO devices that are the easiest and most efficient to use. When it comes to controlling energy hazards, pulling the fuse will not be enough. OSHA requires installing safety devices that isolate or secure equipment and/or energy sources. Likewise, lockout tags help ensure that a facility’s safety program is effectively applied and easy to maintain.
When making the selection, managers and safety officers should evaluate the tools in the facility and purchase LOTO devices that are the easiest and most efficient to use. When it comes to controlling energy hazards, pulling the fuse will not be enough. OSHA requires installing safety devices that isolate or secure equipment and/or energy sources. Likewise, lockout tags help ensure that a facility’s safety program is effectively applied and easy to maintain.
