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Preventing the accidental energisation of machinery during repairs is a critical safety task in any industrial workshop or manufacturing plant. These Caution Unsafe Do Not Use tags provide a clear, visual warning to a...
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Preventing the accidental energisation of machinery during repairs is a critical safety task in any industrial workshop or manufacturing plant. These Caution Unsafe Do Not Use tags provide a clear, visual warning to all personnel that a piece of equipment is out of service and must not be operated. They are essential for marking faulty gear or machinery undergoing maintenance to ensure site safety.
When integrated into a lockout tagout procedure, these tags act as the primary communication tool between the technician and other site operators. By attaching a tag to an isolation point or a control switch, the worker reduces the risk of another person inadvertently restarting a machine while someone is still working on the internal components. This simple step ensures that hazardous energy sources are physically restrained and clearly identified, protecting the maintenance crew from unexpected power surges or mechanical movement.
Each tag is manufactured from cardboard and measures 90x140mm. These are supplied in packets of 100 to ensure the site remains well-stocked for ongoing safety requirements. This is a necessary addition for site supervisors managing plant maintenance.
Features
- 90x140mm dimensions for high visibility
- Supplied in packets of 100 tags
- Constructed from cardboard material
- Used to identify unsafe equipment
Specifications
| Size | 90x140mm |
| Material | Cardboard Tags |
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