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300 x 4.8mm Black Cable Ties
Secure attachment for lockout tags.
$6.95 AUD
The BLT 012 Cable Ties 300 x 4.8mm Black come in packs of 100 pieces and secure attachment for lockout tags during maintenance. These cable ties bundle equipment and attach safety tags to your lock out tag out procedures, keeping worksites organised and compliant.
Quantity: 100
Product Size: 300 x 4.8mm
Finish: Self locking nylon. UV and chemical resistant.
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Frequently asked questions
What does lockout mean?
Lockout means physically preventing equipment from operating by isolating its energy sources. You place locks on switches, valves, or breakers so no one can turn the equipment on during maintenance. The lock creates a physical barrier that stops accidental startup. Each worker applies their own lock to show they are working on the equipment. The equipment stays locked until every person removes their individual lock. This system protects workers from unexpected equipment operation, electrical shock, or release of stored energy. Lockout works best when combined with tags that explain why the equipment is isolated and who applied the locks.
What is a lockout tag out?
Lockout tag out, or LOTO, is a safety system that protects workers during equipment maintenance. The system combines physical locks with warning tags to isolate dangerous energy sources. Workers apply padlocks to switches, breakers, and valves so equipment cannot start unexpectedly. They attach tags to these locks showing who performed the isolation and why. The process prevents injuries from electric shock, moving parts, or released pressure. Each worker applies their own lock and tag, creating individual protection. Equipment stays isolated until every person removes their lock after completing work safely. LOTO procedures are required in most workplaces and help businesses meet safety compliance standards while protecting their teams.
What is a lockout procedure?
A lockout procedure is your documented method for isolating equipment safely before maintenance work begins. The procedure lists every energy source that powers the equipment and explains how to shut each one down. It identifies where to place locks and tags on isolation points. The procedure names who has authority to perform lockout and who needs notification. It describes how to verify energy isolation and test that equipment cannot start. The procedure also explains how to restore energy safely after work finishes. Your workplace needs specific lockout procedures for different equipment types. These procedures ensure every worker follows the same safe steps and maintains compliance with safety regulations.
What is a lockout tag used for?
A lockout tag communicates that equipment has been isolated and warns workers not to operate it. The tag attaches to locked energy sources during maintenance or repair work. It displays critical information such as who applied the lock, when isolation occurred, and why the equipment cannot be used. Tags work alongside padlocks and other lockout devices to create a visible warning system. They form part of your lock out tag out procedures and help maintain compliance with workplace safety regulations. The tag stays in place until the person who applied it removes both the tag and lock after completing the work safely.
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