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Order online today for fastest service, or contact us at 800-578-1245 or sales@compliancesigns.com. More about Safety Tags: OSHA Standard 1910.147 addresses lockout / tagout procedures designed to control energy during service or maintenance, when an unexpected startup could cause injuries. According to the standard, tagout devices must strong enough to prevent accidental removal and also to withstand at least 50 lbs. of pulling without unlocking. Accident Prevention safety tags are used as temporary warnings to identify hazardous conditions or equipment that are unexpected or not readily apparent, such as defective tools or equipment. They are not a substitute for required accident prevention signs. As with other OSHA sign headers: • Danger tags indicate immediate hazards that could result in death or serious injury.
• Caution tags are for minor hazard situations with lesser threats of injury.
• Warning tags can be used for hazard levels between Danger and Caution. Safety Tag Resources:
• Lockout / Tagout specifications are addressed in OSHA Standard 190.147
• Accident Prevention signs and tags are covered in OSHA Standard 1910.145
• NIOSH Pulication 2011-56 provides information on how to develop and maintain an effective lockout / tagout program. Learn more here.
• The OSHA Directorate of Technical Support and Emergency Management has developed a Lockout/Tagout Interactive Training Program.
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