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Brady Rugged Canvas Yellow Lockout Bag (65780)
$76.40Supplied in: Each -
Maintenance Lockout Kit
All components are housed in a durable polyethylene carrying case that withstands the harshest working environments$341.59Supplied in: Set of 42 Pieces -
Brady® Electrical Lockout Pouch
Convenient Brady® pouch that includes lockout/tagout essentials$195.48Supplied in: Kit -
Valve Lockout Starter Kit
$444.59Supplied in: Kit -
Lockout/Tagout Belt Pack
These lockout kits keep lockout supplies handy$70.19Supplied in: Kit -
Mining Lockout/Tag-Out Bag
Non-sparking Lockout Tagout bag for safer lockout/tagout procedures$17.50Supplied in: Each -
Economy Lockout Kit
This lockout kit features color-coded locks for easy identification by workers$269.60Supplied in: Each -
Lockout Tool Box W/Components
Lockout boxes for safe and effective work procedures$223.89Supplied in: Kit -
Brady Personal Padlock Pouch w/keyed-alike Steel Padlocks - Part Number - 105970 - 1/Kit
$194.52Supplied in: Kit -
Brady Combination Lockout Satchel - Part Number - 99686 - 1/Each
$600.80Supplied in: Kit -
Brady Electrical Lockout Starter Kit - Part Number - 65777 - 1/Each
$595.92Supplied in: Kit -
Empty Lockout Toolboxes
Create your own custom lockout kits by filling these tool boxes with just the lockout devices you needFrom $47.30 To $52.90Supplied in: Each
Lockout Kits
Lockout kits to ensure convenient access to devices and equipment
The success of lockout/tagout (LOTO) practices depends on the proper use of safety devices, among which are lockout kits. By keeping lockout tools secure and handy, these kits fill an important role in the overall safety of employees. Employers should thus make sure that their facility is adequately supplied with these devices.
To meet this need, Seton offers a wide range of lockout kit variants. Customers can choose among different electrical lockout kits, modular lock boxes, breaker lock boxes, and many others. With the proper use of these safety kits, an effective LOTO process can be implemented both easily and effectively.
According to the Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA), failing to control hazardous energy results in nearly 10 percent of the serious workplace accidents in various industries throughout the country. And unfortunately, a lax attitude toward LOTO procedures are far too common. The view that lockout/tagout needlessly makes work more difficult, or is too complicated for maintenance tasks, is not unheard-of from both workers and managers alike.
Such an attitude should not be the norm. If safety regulations call for tags and lockout kits, then these should be used accordingly. When it comes to safeguarding workers from hazardous energy, neither experience nor expediency should be a license to negate following safety procedures.
