LS – P33
Package conveyor safety poster summarizing essential rules for operating and working around conveyors, including no riding or overloading, keeping guards in place, locking out power for cleaning or jams, and keeping clothing and body parts clear.
Detail
This comprehensive Lockout‑Tagout Safety poster explains why LOTO is required, outlines components of a successful program, lists primary and secondary hazardous energy sources, illustrates common lockout devices, defines tagout, and provides step‑by‑step instructions for safely locking out and tagging out equipment before servicing.
Size: 18” X 24”
Product Application
- When & Where should use LOTO?
- Daily maintenance, adjustment, cleaning, inspection and commissioning for equipment. Enter into the limited space, hot work, dismantling work and so on in the tower, tank, electrified body, kettle, heat exchanger, pumps and other facilities.
- Operation involving high voltage. ( including the operation under the high-tension cable )
- Operation require closing the safety system temporary.
- Operation during maintenance and commissioning of non-processing.
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LS – P26
This “Know How to Lock Out Accidents” poster explains the step‑by‑step lockout/tagout procedure: identifying equipment, shutting down and isolating all energy sources, applying locks/tags only by authorized personnel, verifying isolation, using warning signs, performing maintenance, and safely removing lockouts before re‑energizing.
LS – P30
This Lock‑Out Procedures poster presents a clear 10‑step sequence for safely de‑energizing and securing equipment: identify energy sources and hazards, notify affected employees, shut down and isolate all energy, apply lockout devices, test controls and verify isolation, return controls to off, perform the task, and finally remove lockout devices only after reassembly and notification.
