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Site electricians and maintenance technicians use these Caution Do Not Operate tags to mark machinery during critical repairs. These tags are a fundamental part of a lockout tagout system, providing a clear visual war...
Description and applications
Site electricians and maintenance technicians use these Caution Do Not Operate tags to mark machinery during critical repairs. These tags are a fundamental part of a lockout tagout system, providing a clear visual warning that a piece of equipment is under maintenance and must not be energised. They belong in any high-risk environment, from manufacturing plants to heavy industrial workshops, where hazardous energy must be controlled.
By attaching these tags to isolation points, workers create a physical and visual barrier that reduces the risk of accidental machine startup. This process ensures that the person performing the work remains safe while the equipment is dismantled or serviced. The high-visibility warning prevents other staff from attempting to operate the switch or valve, ensuring that communication is clear across the shift change. It simplifies the safety workflow for the entire crew by making the status of the machinery obvious from a distance.
These tags are manufactured from cardboard and measure 90x140mm. They are supplied in packs of 100 to ensure a consistent supply for the facility. This specific size and material make them a reliable choice for the maintenance technicians managing site safety.
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- 90x140mm dimensions
- Constructed from cardboard material
- Supplied in packs of 100
- Used for lockout tagout procedures
Specifications
| Size | 90x140mm |
| Material | Cardboard Tags |
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