Prevent serious injury and ensure your facility meets critical safety standards with a 'Do Not Start This Equipment' sign. This sign is a non-negotiable part of an effective Lockout-Tagout (LOTO) safety procedure, designed to give a clear advisory message to all staff. By clearly marking locked-out equipment, you reduce the risk of accidental start-up during maintenance, helping you pass safety audits and, most importantly, keeping your team safe.
Lockout Safety Sign Compliance Features
- Aids in meeting health and safety legislative requirements for machinery isolation.
- Provides a clear, unmissable visual warning to prevent accidental operation.
- Helps ensure your LOTO procedures are correctly followed and understood by all employees.
- Choice of materials to suit both permanent and temporary lockout scenarios.
- Bold lettering and internationally recognised symbol for maximum clarity.
Machinery Safety Sign Specifications
| Size | 600 x 450mm, 100 x 75mm |
| Material Options | Self Adhesive Vinyl, Rigid Plastic |
Typical 'Do Not Start' Sign Uses
- Automated conveyor systems and material handling equipment.
- Hydraulic and pneumatic power units.
- Industrial kitchen and food production machinery.
- Agricultural and processing equipment during servicing.
Available Materials
Self Adhesive Vinyl
Our premium self-adhesive vinyl is perfect for rapid deployment. The repositionable backing allows for a perfect, bubble-free application on any clean, smooth surface such as machine control boxes, glass, or painted walls. It offers a strong bond but can be removed cleanly without damage or residue.
Select Self Adhesive Vinyl for fast, effective deployment directly onto equipment.
Rigid Plastic
Made from 1mm thick rigid PVC, this sign is both lightweight and shatterproof, ideal for demanding environments. It can be installed indoors or in sheltered outdoor areas. The surface is easy to wipe clean, and it can be mounted securely using screws or strong adhesive for a more permanent warning.
Choose Rigid Plastic for a fixed, long-term warning in high-traffic or industrial areas.
