Make Safety Impossible to Miss

When machinery is undergoing maintenance, repair or servicing, clear visual identification is critical. Danger, Isolation, Information and Do Not Operate tags provide an immediate visual warning to workers and help communicate the status of equipment and energy sources.

Designed for use as part of Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures, safety tags help reduce the risk of accidental machine start-up, unexpected energy release and exposure to hazardous conditions.

The Right Tag for the Right Safety Message

DANGER TAGS
Clearly identify equipment or situations where operation could result in serious injury or death. These highly visible tags communicate that a dangerous condition exists and that the equipment must not be operated.

ISOLATION TAGS
Identify points where an energy source has been isolated or disconnected. They can be used to identify electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, gas or other hazardous energy isolation points during maintenance.

DO NOT OPERATE TAGS
Provide a direct and unmistakable instruction: do not start, operate, adjust or interfere with the equipment. These tags are commonly used alongside danger warnings as part of a comprehensive LOTO system.

INFORMATION TAGS
Communicate important operational information, instructions or equipment status. They help workers understand why machinery may be unavailable, operating differently or undergoing maintenance.

Why Safety Tags Matter

In a busy industrial environment, a clear visual warning can make the difference between understanding a hazard and missing it.

Safety tags help:

• Identify equipment undergoing maintenance or repair

• Communicate hazardous or isolated conditions

• Provide clear instructions to workers and contractors

• Support workplace Lockout/Tagout procedures

• Improve visibility of safety-critical information

• Reinforce accountability during maintenance activities

Tags Are Part of a Lockout/Tagout System

Safety tags are a visual warning device. They do not physically prevent equipment from being energised or operated.

For effective energy isolation, tags should be used in conjunction with appropriate lockout devices, personal locks and established workplace isolation procedures, where required.

For personal accountability, tags can include details such as the authorised worker's name, date and contact information, depending on your workplace procedures and tag design.

Tag removal should follow your site's approved isolation procedure. In many LOTO systems, only the person who applied a personal danger tag is authorised to remove it, except where a documented emergency or authorised removal procedure applies.

Make Your Safety System Clearer

Whether you're maintaining plant, servicing machinery or managing hazardous energy, the right safety identification helps put essential information directly in front of the people who need it.

Choose clear, durable safety tags designed to support safer industrial maintenance and Lockout/Tagout practices.

Shop our range of Danger, Isolation, Information and Do Not Operate safety tags today.