CATU Lock Out Tag Out Station
A Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) Station is an organized and centralized area within a workplace that stores all necessary lockout/tagout devices and information. These devices are used to ensure that equipment is properly shut off and not started up again before the completion of maintenance or repair work, protecting workers from potentially hazardous energy releases
| SKU | Dimensions (mm) | Pack Size | Weight | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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SL1030401Y | 300 x 265 x 4.5 | Each | 475 |
Application :
- LoTo station with a capacity of 4 padlocks, 1 hasp and 1 set of tags.
- Fields to write your emergency numbers.
Features :
- 5 hooks.
- 1 sign support.
- Dowels and screws included.
Composition :
- 1 LoTo Station.
- 1 Set of 30 Lockout Tags SL-103-100.
A LOTO Station typically includes:
- Locks and Tags: Personal locks and tags that workers apply to equipment to indicate it should not be operated. Tags provide additional information such as the reason for the lockout, the person responsible, and the expected duration.
- Hasps: Devices that can hold multiple locks, allowing more than one worker to lock out the same piece of equipment.
- Lockout Devices: Various devices designed to physically block the operation of machinery or equipment, such as valve lockouts, circuit breaker lockouts, and plug lockouts.
- Lockout Kits: Portable or personal kits containing a selection of lockout devices for workers who need to perform lockout/tagout procedures in multiple locations.
- Information and Procedures: Detailed lockout/tagout procedures, equipment-specific lockout information, and training materials.
The station is usually strategically placed in an accessible location that is known to all employees, making it easier for them to comply with safety protocols. The main goal of a LOTO Station is to improve workplace safety by providing all necessary tools and information in one place, thereby reducing the risk of accidents associated with unexpected energization or startup of machines and equipment.