Value Collection S-5544Y-PW Safety Facility Tags Yellow 100pk

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION S-5544Y-PW is a pack of 100 yellow safety facility tags designed for use in industrial, commercial, and facility maintenance environments. These tags serve as visual indicators for lockout/tagout procedures, equipment status communication, hazard identification, and general facility management tasks. Weighing 0.63 pounds per pack, they are a lightweight, high-visibility solution for tradespeople and facility personnel who need reliable, standardized tagging across job sites and maintenance operations.

Yellow safety facility tags are commonly used in HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and general facility maintenance applications where equipment status or hazard communication must be clearly marked. They are suited for both residential and commercial service environments where OSHA-aligned visual identification practices are followed. Each pack contains 100 tags, making them practical for stocking in service vans, tool cribs, and maintenance supply rooms.

Key Features

• High-visibility yellow color for clear hazard and status identification
• Pack of 100 tags for bulk use across multiple job sites or maintenance tasks
• Lightweight pack at 0.63 pounds for easy transport and storage
• Suitable for lockout/tagout, equipment flagging, and general facility communication
• Standardized format consistent with common facility management and safety workflows

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose safety tagging solution for use in industrial, commercial, and facility maintenance environments where visual equipment identification and hazard communication are required.

Installation Notes

Safety facility tags are applied by maintenance technicians, electricians, HVAC professionals, and facility managers as part of lockout/tagout or equipment status protocols. Always follow OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 guidelines when using tags in lockout/tagout applications. Ensure the tag is securely attached and clearly visible before leaving equipment unattended. Tags should be used in conjunction with appropriate lockout devices where energy isolation is required.