OSHA Notice Do Not Use Sign Stickers

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Description

Clearly mark out-of-commission equipment with this OSHA Notice-style Do Not Use safety sign. Post on any piece of equipment, tool, machine, or device that has been removed from service whether temporarily for repair, pending inspection, awaiting parts, or flagged following a safety incident. The Notice-level signal word is appropriate for informational equipment status communication where the primary message is operational rather than an immediate safety hazard warning.

Available in multiple sizes to suit your visibility needs. Self-adhesive vinyl, peels and sticks in seconds to machine enclosures, safety fences, equipment panels, walls, and metal surfaces. Ideal for warehouses, manufacturing floors, and industrial facilities.

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Compliance & Regulatory Reference

This sign supports compliance with OSHA General Industry safety standards requiring that defective or unsafe equipment be removed from service and clearly identified to prevent accidental use. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.212 (General Machine Guarding) and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 (Control of Hazardous Energy / Lockout Tagout) both contemplate equipment being taken out of service pending repair, and require that out-of-service equipment be clearly identified to all workers.

ANSI Z535.4 (Product Safety Signs and Labels) defines Notice as the appropriate signal word for general instructions and informational messages that do not directly relate to a personal injury hazard — consistent with the equipment status communication function of this sign.

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FAQs

What does a Do Not Use sign mean on equipment?

A Do Not Use sign on equipment means the equipment has been identified as not available for use whether due to a malfunction, pending inspection, awaiting repair, flagged safety concern, or administrative hold. Workers seeing this sign should not attempt to operate or use the equipment under any circumstances until the sign has been removed by an authorized person who has confirmed the equipment is safe and cleared for use.

Where should a Do Not Use sign be posted?

Post directly on the equipment at the primary operator interface typically the control panel, power switch, or main operator position. For equipment with multiple operator positions or access points, post a sign at each one to ensure no worker can access or attempt to use the equipment without seeing the Do Not Use warning. For smaller tools and equipment, the sign can be attached directly to the item or its storage location.

What is the difference between a Do Not Use sign and a Lockout Tagout tag?

A Do Not Use sign communicates equipment status it tells workers not to use the equipment but does not by itself constitute an energy isolation measure. A Lockout/Tagout tag under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 is a specific energy control device that, when applied as part of a lockout/tagout procedure, indicates a lockout has been performed and the equipment must not be re-energized. For equipment requiring energy isolation before service, a proper lockout/tagout must be performed, a Do Not Use sign alone is not a substitute for OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 compliance.

Is a Do Not Use sign an OSHA requirement?

OSHA General Industry standards, including OSHA 29 CFR 1910.212 (General Machine Guarding), require that defective or unsafe equipment be removed from service and identified to prevent accidental use. Clearly marking out-of-service equipment with a Do Not Use sign is a recognized administrative control consistent with this requirement. ANSI Z535.4 (Product Safety Signs and Labels) defines Notice as the appropriate signal word for equipment status communication of this type.

Who is authorized to remove a Do Not Use sign?

Only the person or role designated in your facility's equipment status management program should be authorized to remove a Do Not Use sign, typically the maintenance technician who completed the repair, the safety officer who cleared the equipment, or the supervisor who authorized return to service. Establish and communicate clear procedures for who can remove Do Not Use signs and under what conditions to prevent unauthorized equipment use.