1 Inch And 1.5 Inch Safety Lockout Hasp , Stainless Steel Lockout Hasp With Hook

High Quality Best Price 1" and 1.5" Stainless Steel Lockout Hasp with Hook

Part No.: SH01-H

Steel Lockout Hasp with Hook

• Handle is made from PA, and lock shackle is made from nickel plated steel with red plastic or vinyl coated body, rust proof.
• Steel lockout hasp includes tamper-proof interlocking tabs to prevent unauthorized opening.
• Lock holes:10.5mm diameter.
• Jaw size:1’’(25mm) & 1.5" (38mm)
• Colors of handle can be customized.
• Allow multiple padlocks to be used when isolating one energy source.

Lockout tagout-- to take over a shift

Handover of personal locks

When personal locking is adopted, if the work is not completed during the shift or the staff needs to leave the factory before the completion of the work, the shift workers or their line supervisors need to be informed. The shift workers or line supervisors need to Lockout tagout before the shift workers unlock and leave the factory, and then the shift workers can release their personal locks.

The successor locks first and unlocks after the shift.

Collective lock handover

Territorial units

1. When the work has not been completed when the shift is changed, the collective lock, individual lock and "dangerous prohibited operation" hangtag of the territorial unit cannot be lifted.

2. The successor must first lock the collective lock box of the territorial unit with his personal lock, and then the personal lock can be released by the transfer.

Construction unit

Shift person waits for successor to lock box of collective lock of apanage unit first, shift person can remove its individual lock.

Before the personnel of the construction unit leave the site, the person in charge of the construction unit and all construction personnel shall remove the personal lock and the collective lock box of the subordinate unit with the "dangerous forbidden operation" sign.

If the work will continue for several shifts, the person in charge of the territorial unit and the construction unit may allow the personal safety lock to continue to be locked, and the worker may not lock until he or she has obtained permission from the person in charge before leaving the site.