Group Lockout Box

Group lockout boxes are used when:
Multiple workers are involved in servicing or maintaining equipment
Multiple isolation points are locked out and controlled by a single key
Workers need to coordinate lockout procedures across departments or shifts

An authorized person locks out all relevant energy sources and places the keys inside the box.
Each worker then attaches their personal padlock to the group box.
The box remains locked (and the equipment inoperable) until every worker removes their personal lock.
Only then can the keys inside be retrieved, and the equipment safely restarted.

1. Simplifies complex lockout procedures
2. Saves time by reducing the number of padlocks needed on each energy point
3. Enhances accountability with one lock per worker
4. Ensures no re-energization until all workers are safe

Durable material (steel or polycarbonate)
Multiple lock holes to accommodate large teams
Transparent or windowed cover (for key visibility)
Wall-mounted or portable styles
Optional: Tag holders, ID labels, key hooks, or custom branding

Yes. Group lockout boxes support compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147, which requires individual employee control of lockout/tagout during group servicing or maintenance.

Absolutely. We offer:
Custom logo printing
Language labeling (e.g., English/Chinese)
Color-coded boxes for department or team identification
Capacity options based on team size and application

Maintenance crews
Safety teams
Plant operators
Field service technicians
Any worksite with multiple workers or complex machinery should use group lockout boxes to coordinate safe energy isolation.