Value Collection S-5544R-PW Red Safety Tags 100-pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION S-5544R-PW is a pack of 100 red safety facility tags designed for hazard identification, lockout/tagout programs, and equipment status marking in industrial and commercial settings. These tags are a standard tool for communicating danger, out-of-service status, or caution conditions on equipment, valves, panels, and machinery. The red color coding follows widely recognized safety conventions for danger or do-not-operate designations. Licensed tradespeople, facility maintenance crews, and safety personnel keep these tags on hand for day-to-day compliance and incident prevention tasks.

Red safety facility tags are used across a broad range of applications including HVAC equipment shutdowns, electrical panel lockout procedures, plumbing isolation points, and general facility hazard marking. The 100-count pack is well suited for facilities that cycle through tags regularly as part of an active safety program. They are appropriate for both light commercial and industrial environments where visual equipment status communication is required by site safety protocols.

Key Features

• Red color coding signals danger or do-not-operate status at a glance
• 100 tags per pack for bulk availability in active safety programs
• Suitable for lockout/tagout, out-of-service marking, and hazard identification
• Lightweight pack at 0.63 pounds for easy storage and transport

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose safety facility tag for use in industrial, commercial, and trade environments where standardized hazard or equipment-status marking is required.

Installation Notes

Safety facility tags should be applied by qualified personnel following the site lockout/tagout (LOTO) program in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 or applicable local regulations. Always de-energize, isolate, or shut off the equipment before attaching or removing a tag. Tags should be secured at the designated attachment point on the equipment or energy-isolation device. Do not use tags as a substitute for physical lockout devices where locks are required by procedure.