Brady Worldwide Inc 65442 Lockout Danger Do Not Operate Tag

Product Description

The BRADY WORLDWIDE INC 65442 is a two-sided lockout danger tag printed on B-853 cardstock, designed for temporary energy isolation tagging during maintenance and service operations. Each tag carries a clear Danger Do Not Operate warning and features an excellent write-on surface, allowing technicians to add job-specific notes, dates, and employee information directly on the tag. The pack includes 25 tags suited for indoor, non-harsh environments. These tags are not rated for chemical exposure or outdoor use. Electricians, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and maintenance personnel use these tags as part of a lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedure to comply with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 control of hazardous energy standards.

These cardstock lockout tags are intended for indoor maintenance applications where temporary equipment tagging is required. Typical use cases include electrical panel servicing, HVAC equipment isolation, pump and valve shutdowns, and general mechanical maintenance. The two-sided print ensures the warning is visible from multiple angles on equipment. The write-on surface makes them practical for recording technician name, date, and reason for lockout at the point of service without additional labeling equipment.

Key Features

• Two-sided Danger Do Not Operate printing for maximum visibility during lockout procedures
• B-853 cardstock write-on surface accepts pen or marker for on-the-spot customization
• Economical cardstock construction suited for short-term indoor tagging
• Pack of 25 tags supports multi-point or multi-technician LOTO workflows
• Recommended for indoor use only - not rated for chemical exposure or outdoor environments

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose lockout/tagout danger tag for indoor maintenance use across electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical service applications.

Installation Notes

Lockout/tagout tags must be applied by a qualified technician as part of a documented LOTO procedure in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147. Always de-energize and physically isolate the equipment before attaching the tag. These cardstock tags are for indoor, temporary use only and should be replaced with a durable tag if the job extends beyond initial service conditions. Do not use these tags as the sole means of energy isolation - a physical lockout device is required by regulation when applicable.