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The BRADY 150501 is a Do Not Operate lockout/tagout safety tag designed for use in energy control and equipment isolation procedures. Printed with a DANGER header and a DO NOT OPERATE front legend that includes fields for name and date, this tag communicates a clear warning to anyone approaching locked-out equipment. The back legend warns that unauthorized removal may result in immediate energy discharge. Each tag is made from durable polyester, measures 5.75 inches high by 3 inches wide, and ships in a roll of 100 with matching cable ties and a dispensing box. Electricians, maintenance technicians, and industrial safety personnel use these tags as part of OSHA-compliant lockout/tagout programs.
These tags are suited for residential and commercial electrical, mechanical, and HVAC applications wherever energy isolation is required. The polyester construction holds up to physical handling and environmental exposure in typical mechanical room and field service conditions. The included cable ties allow quick attachment to lockout points, valves, circuit breakers, and other energy-isolating devices. The dispensing box keeps the roll organized and accessible on a job site or in a service van. Each package contains 100 tags, 100 cable ties, and one dispensing box, making it practical for ongoing lockout/tagout compliance programs.
Designed as a standard lockout/tagout tag for use on electrical panels, machinery, valves, and other energy-isolating devices in compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 control of hazardous energy programs.
Lockout/tagout tags must be applied by qualified personnel following the facility energy control procedure before any servicing or maintenance begins. Attach the tag to the energy-isolating device using the included cable tie through the single grommet, ensuring the legend faces outward and is fully legible. Tags must not be removed by anyone other than the authorized employee who applied them. Refer to OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 and applicable facility safety programs for full procedural requirements.
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