Lockout Tagout - Machine Safety Posters
Avoid Costly Accidents with Lockout/Tagout Safety Posters
There shouldn’t be any confusion as to whether or not a machine or piece of equipment can be used safely. And yet, accidents related to poorly managed lockout/tagout programs are consistently found on OSHA’s top ten list. If a machine is being serviced, lockout/tagout protocols must be followed. Encourage your employees to follow the appropriate protocols with safety posters that range from comical to deadly serious.
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Why You Need Lockout/Tagout Safety Posters
These colorful safety posters help workers understand the risks of failing to follow the appropriate lockout/tagout procedures. Safety posters are one of the easiest and most effective ways to reinforce key safety messages at a time and place where they are most necessary. These Lockout/Tagout Safety posters:
- Bring attention to lockout/tagout issues and other topics
- Address lockout/tagout issues specific to your workplace
- Reinforce your lockout/tagout program training and guidelines
To keep lockout/tagout safety top-of-mind, your posters need to capture employees’ attention and provide a consistent message. Make sure you:
- Select posters that reinforce your training messages
- Keep the message fresh by frequently rotating in new posters
- Place safety posters where the message is most relevant — not just in hallways or the break room
Resources:
5 Key Steps to a Lockout-Tagout Program
Improve Your Safety Program with Safety Posters