Design Custom Lockout Tagout Tags with Photo

Create custom Confined Space tags, Do Not Operate tags, and lockout tags with worker photos. These photo ID safety tags provide instant identification of workers in confined spaces or working on locked out equipment. You can also add your own text on the back to fit your exact needs. ComplianceSigns custom photo lockout tags provide:

• Printed photo for superior durability
• Instant worker identification for safer operations
• Durable materials for harsh environments
• Fast reordering from saved designs
• Custom options: Choose from 4 front & back designs and 3 materials
• Sold in packs of 25 so you have all the tags you need

All photo lockout tags are proudly made in the USA with fast production turnaround.

What Are Photo Lockout Tags?

Photo lockout tags and photo confined space tags are safety tags that include a picture of the worker who is performing the activity described on the tag. A good photo ID lockout tag or photo ID confined space tag includes:

• A clear, high-resolution picture of the worker
• The worker's name and department
• A line for expected completion date
• Lines for additional remarks

Available options include photo ID confined space tags, photo confined space tags, or a do not operate photo ID tags for clear hazard communication.

Why Use Photo ID Lockout Tags for Safety?

Employers must implement procedures to prevent unexpected startup of machinery during service or maintenance. OSHA’s Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) standard, 29 CFR 1910.147, requires this. Confined spaces are also highly regulated by OSHA’s confined space standard, 29 CFR 1910.146.

Printing a photo on a Do Not Operate or Confined Space tag improves safety by clearly identifying the worker involved. The photo makes it easy to spot the identified worker, even if you don't know their name. When workers have tags with their own images, they may also be less likely to lose or misplace them.

Common Applications for Photo ID Safety Tags

• Do Not Operate tags for machinery that is being repaired, maintained, or is unsafe
• Confined Space tags to identify occupants of spaces with limited entry or exit, such as tanks, vessels, silos, storage bins, hoppers, vaults, and pits
• Equipment locked out tags for lockout tagout notifications to prevent injuries

All ComplianceSigns photo confined space tags and photo lockout tags use the OSHA Danger header, indicating a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

How to Create Your Photo Lockout Tag

1. Choose a material for your tag (3 options)

2. Pick a design for the front (4 options)

3. Add custom text for the front (2 lines)

4. Choose a design for the back (4 options)

5. Add text for the back (2 lines)

6. Upload your photo (JPG/JPEG or PNG)

7. Select finishing options (grommet)

Review your design, select a quantity, then click Add to Cart. It’s that easy to create custom lockout tagout tags with photo online.
You can email yourself a proof to review or share, and save your design to your ComplianceSigns account for fast and easy reorders.

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Do you use a lot of OSHA or ANSI tags?

• Use our custom OSHA tags by the roll builder to make 250 custom tags on a roll in a convenient dispenser box.
• Shop stock safety tags for confined space, inspections, ladders, machine safety and more.

Tag Specifications

Size: 5 3/4 x 3 1/4 inches

Customization Options:

• Material
• Front and back design
• Front and back text
• Grommet

Durable Materials for Demanding Conditions:

PF-Cardstock - Tear-resistant, Waterproof, Pulp-free - no wood pulp or paper content. Pliable 10-mil poly-based tags will not crack, distort, or shrink. Ideal for indoor and short-term outdoor conditions. 

RP-Plastic - High-strength, tear-resistant, weather-resistant, and chemical-resistant for dirty and greasy environments. 15-mil thick rigid plastic, relatively bendable and ideal for indoor and outdoor temporary tagging applications. 

HS-Laminate - Withstands tough, abusive conditions. Hard-sealed on both sides. Tear-proof, weatherproof, chemical-resistant. Withstands dirt, grease, liquid splashes, and multiple rough handling.

Your photo ID safety tags feature a scratch-resistant matte surface that is easy to write on, but resists smearing. They include a 3/8-in. hole and an option to add a reinforced metal grommet. 

Lockout Tags with Printed Photo vs. Self-Laminating Tags

Self-laminating photo ID tags are commonly made with a clear plastic flap that sticks to the tag. They require you to size your picture to the designated area, cut out the worker's image, place the photo on the tag, fill out tag info, then seal the laminate flap without moving or losing the photo. If you need more tags, you need more images.

With Design ID Pro, you upload a digital image and we print it directly on the tags for you. Our high-resolution printing ensures the tag images are as clear and crisp as the original photo. Your lockout tagout tags with photo stand up to rough conditions and are easy to reorder when you need more.

Photo ID Lockout Tags - FAQ

Are photo lockout tags reusable?

Yes, in many cases. We print these lockout photo ID safety tags on sturdy materials that stand up to chemicals, dirt, and grease. The tags have 3/8-in. holes for padlocks or other LOTO devices, so they can be removed without damaging the tag or lockout device.

Do photo tags replace lockout devices?

No. These tags must be used with approved lockout devices such as padlocks, hasps, chain, or cable lockouts. Lockouts are essential to comply with OSHA regulations.

Will the picture rub off the tag?

No. The employee photo is printed directly on the tag material along with the text and background design. It becomes an integral part of the tag and resists tears, weather, and tough conditions.

Are Photo ID Safety Tags OSHA compliant?

Yes. These confined space tags with photo and do not operate photo ID tags follow OSHA design standards. They use the DANGER header for hazards that result in death or serious injury.