Compare a bilingual equipment lockout warning sticker and a LockOut TagOut Trained hard-hat sticker. These adhesive designs serve different purposes: one communicates an equipment-service warning, while the other displays a training-related message.
These products are not hanging personal lockout tags, locks or energy-isolation devices.
The English and Spanish design displays “DANGER” and “PELIGRO” headers with the instruction “LOCK OUT BEFORE WORKING ON EQUIPMENT” and its printed Spanish message.
Check the product page for the complete artwork, dimensions and quantity options. Choose a suitable location where the intended service personnel can read the warning before beginning the relevant task, following established equipment-labeling instructions.
A warning sticker does not identify every energy source, explain the complete shutdown procedure or confirm that equipment has been isolated.
The hard-hat design displays a training-related message. It does not itself provide training, verify competence or authorize someone to carry out lockout work.
Check the individual listing for the design, dimensions and application details. Do not use it as a substitute for training records or an equipment lockout warning.
Select the bilingual warning for its equipment-service message, or the hard-hat design for its training-related wording. Neither sticker physically prevents operation or demonstrates that stored energy has been released.
Follow the equipment’s established energy-control procedures. These labels do not replace locks, appropriate tags, verification steps or training.
For help choosing the available design or discussing a different size or message, call 419-677-5035 or contact us.
