Lockouts
It is recommended by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) that before work is begun on a machine a lockout be placed on the switch and each electrician, maintenance person, or other workman who will be involved in the job, place his own padlock on the lockout. Even though a lockout is used, it is recommended be MSHA that the worker test the equipment with a voltage meter. This will insure that all power sources to the machine are locked out. As each person finishes they remove their lock, but the lockout remains attached to switch box until all locks have been removed.
| Lockout #60
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Lockout #60 is convenient, lightweight and strong. It holds up to six
padlocks. For extra effectiveness, its steel hasp has interlocking tabs. (patent #3667259). It is made of tempered steel for extra strength and safety. Zinc plated. The tag end is coated with red vinyl for high visible. Opening is 1". Lock60 $3.85 (Suggested List Price) |
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| Large Multiple Lockout #50
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Lockout #50 is two formed and punched pieces of cold rolled
steel, zink plated, then riveted together. It has 3/8" matching holes to accommodate up to six padlocks, weighs only 10 ounces and is 8.25" long. The jaws are offset, case hardened for extra strength, and interlocked to prevent prying apart. Openings are 1-3/4" and 3/4". Lock50 $9.85 (Suggested List Price) |
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Chex-SprayŽ Chemical Spray Valve Shields |
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Directs escaping liquids away from face and body. Easy installation.
Workers welcome the additional protection. Flexible neoprene facilitates
valve inspections. Call for current prices and minimum quantity.
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