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Energy Source ID Lockout Tags
LOTO tags to ensure efficient and safe lockout/tagout procedures
Secure energy sources during lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures to minimize accident and injury risks. Energy Source ID Lockout Tags can help in identifying energy control points and inform employees of potential safety threats.
To help you with compliance and security, Seton offers a vast selection of LOTO tags suitable for various tagging and marking needs. Take your pick from color-coded and stock-worded tags to meet specific posting requirements. These lockout tags are made from durable and high-quality materials that can withstand tough industrial environments.
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Tag & Lock To Be Removed Only - Hazard ID Padlock Tags
Padlock tags draw immediate attention to lockout situations -
Energy Source ID Tags - Water
Ideal for identifying energy sources of equipment and machinery -
CP-1 Control Panel - Energy Source ID Tags
Name energy sources properly with ID tags -
Energy Source ID Tags - Gas
OSHA-compliant ID tags boost workplace safety -
Energy Source ID Tags - Electric
Educate workers of equipment's energy source during a lockout -
Energy Source ID Tags - Mechanical
Corrosion-resistant ID tags ideal for industrial locations -
Energy Source ID Tags - Hydraulic
Durable ID tags resist most elements that cause fading -
Energy Source ID Tags - Pneumatic
Reusable ID tags for labeling energy sources -
Steam - Energy Source Tags
Steam energy source tags communicate to workers steam energy sources -
Valve - Energy Source Tags
Valve energy source tags identify locked-out valves in facilities -
Electrical - Energy Source Tags
Electrical energy source tags are ideal for identifying electrical energy sources -
Self Laminating Employee Photo Lockout Tags - Energy Source Locked Out
Prevent unauthorized machine access during lockout process with LOTO tags -
Pneumatic - Energy Source Tags
Pneumatic energy source tags for marking pneumatic energy sources -
Self-Laminating Employee Photo Lockout Tags - Do Not Operate (Bilingual)
Bilingual tags alert both English and Spanish speaking employees not to operate labeled equipment
Energy sources left unchecked can pose serious threats to workers. According to OSHA, electricians, machine operators, and laborers who are regularly exposed to energy sources are part of the 3 million workers that are constantly facing injury risks.
To minimize workplace hazards and risks, an efficient and safe lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedure should be in place. Stay OSHA compliant and accident free with these reminders:
- LOTO process should be handled by skilled and trained employees.
- Employees working near energy sources are instructed of proper machine use and prohibition against reenergizing locked out machines.
- Lockout tags should be in place to prevent workers from accidentally powering up a machine that is tagged out.
Aside from these, make sure that refresher and retraining courses are provided to all employees to maintain efficiency and proficiency in the entire LOTO procedure.
To minimize workplace hazards and risks, an efficient and safe lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedure should be in place. Stay OSHA compliant and accident free with these reminders:
- LOTO process should be handled by skilled and trained employees.
- Employees working near energy sources are instructed of proper machine use and prohibition against reenergizing locked out machines.
- Lockout tags should be in place to prevent workers from accidentally powering up a machine that is tagged out.
Aside from these, make sure that refresher and retraining courses are provided to all employees to maintain efficiency and proficiency in the entire LOTO procedure.
