In addition to the locking out, tags are required to mark and identify the lockout situation. Tags have space for the identity of the person involved in the lockout procedure, as well as department name, expected completion date, and additional notes as required for further lockout clarification. Nearly indestructible, tags withstand tough, abusive, dirty, and greasy conditions. Poly-laminated on both sides with writeable matte surface. 5 5/8" x 3 1/16" with 3/8" hole, reinforced by a pull-proof, metal grommet.
Lock out machinery and inform readers not to operate the corresponding device.
Properly lock out machinery and equipment in the facility or workplace to ensure safety of all personnel Traditional OSHA-style signs, tags and labels are the most widely recognized design format in the industry Danger header indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury