Lockout Signs

Electricians, machine operators, laborers, and craft workers are among the 3 million workers who service equipment regularly. At any given time a jammed conveyor system could quickly release and crush a worker who was trying to clear the jam. The seriousness of this accident could've been avoided. Neglecting to control the hazardous energy on a job, accounts for about 10 percent of all the serious accidents in many industries.

Per OSHA, it's the employers' responsibility to protect workers from hazardous energy with Lockout Signs. A proper lockout/tagout program is critical to protect others from dangers. Select a Lockout Signs that effectively communicates your bilingual message. Remind others to use lockout device during maintenance, to lockout for safety, or provide a list of lockout procedures with Lockout Signs.