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Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) violations (29 CFR 1910.147) remain a top OSHA violation, rising to the 5th most cited standard in FY 2024 with over 2,443 violations and $20 million in penalties.

Your LOTO procedure is OSHA-compliant if it is a specific, written, energy control procedure that your authorized employees are trained to follow for every piece of equipment covered by the standard.

"The Group Lockout Box has transformed our safety procedures. It’s easy to use, incredibly durable, and gives us peace of mind knowing that our team is protected."

Safety Lockout is a transformative solution that is indispensable across diverse applications.

Workplace safety is a top priority, and lockout/tagout is a critical component of any safety program.

In a fast-paced industrial environment, safety should never be compromised.

Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) protects workers by keeping equipment off and still. Injuries, amputations, and even deaths occur when machine parts or equipment suddenly turns on or releases stored energy during maintenance.

Lockout and Tagout should always be used together to maximize safety

Estimate the number of devices needed on a per-facility basis

Safely lock out high voltage machinery with our electrical lockdown equipment. Be sure to prevent re-energising, switch off circuit breakers and stay safe!

Lockout tagout devices serve as physical barriers and visual signals for people operating or servicing a certain piece of machinery or equipment.

"Do Not Enter” means you must not proceed in the direction of the sign. ·

Lockout/tagout requirements should never be ignored or taken lightly.

In some situations on industrial or construction sites, there may be no established lockout procedures or permit system in operation.