Best Buy – Steel Shackle Safety Padlock

Description

Steel Shackle Safety Padlock

Steel shackle with double chrome plating is scratch resistant and rust proof.

Internal structure is also made from rust proof material, components are durable made from high precision material making they lifespan longer.

7 pin tumbler allows a higher number of key numbers.

Comes with rewritable warning labels for the front and back of the padlock.

Padlock is key retaining, only releasing the key after the shackle has been closed.

Only keyed different padlocks are available to purchase online. For information on custom key types and padlock suites please contact us: sales@totallockout.com

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Using safety padlocks in Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) programs is essential for ensuring worker protection and compliance with OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910.147, which regulates the control of hazardous energy. These padlocks provide a critical physical barrier that isolates machinery and equipment from energy sources during maintenance, repair, or servicing activities. By locking out power sources, LOTO padlocks prevent the unexpected energization, startup, or release of stored energy that could cause severe injury or death to employees working on the equipment.

OSHA requires that each authorized employee apply their own individually keyed lock, ensuring that only the person who placed the lock can remove it. This guarantees personal control, accountability, and protection throughout the job. Padlocks used in LOTO must be standardized by colour, shape, or size, durable enough to withstand environmental conditions, and uniquely identifiable to prevent confusion or unauthorized removal.

Beyond regulatory compliance, using proper padlocks promotes a strong culture of safety, demonstrates management’s commitment to employee well-being, and reduces the likelihood of costly accidents or operational disruptions. Effective LOTO practices not only safeguard employees but also help organizations maintain compliance during OSHA inspections, minimize liability, and reinforce the importance of consistent safety procedures in the workplace.