Let us help you develop a lockout/tagout solution that works best for you, protecting employees and employers.
Implementing an effective isolation system does not have to be daunting and time consuming. The Safe Site Program by Mayo Hardware is designed to deliver industry complete lockout/tagout solutions with ease and efficiency.
Are you wondering where to start with implementing a lockout/tagout system or is it time your system was reviewed to ensure your system was in line with industry leading practice.
Each year thousands of people are injured in the workplace during maintenance of machinery. Many of these injuries could have been avoided with an effective lockout tagout system.
The SafeSite Program by Mayo Hardware delivers the mining, power generation, manufacturing, utilities, transport and oil & gas industry customized lockout tagout solutions that are designed to meet the specific needs of the site. This includes Master Lock safety padlocks and lockout devices as well as custom key systems that ensure one employees key cannot open another employee's personal padlock. There is also an extensive range of padlock identification solutions including laser engraving, traffolyte labels and photo identification.
Mayo Hardware conducts obligation free site surveys which identify your exact lockout tagout requirements and identify solutions to difficult plant isolation. We review lockout tagout procedures via established partnerships and also provide up to date information on the legal requirements for Safe Systems of Work.
A major Victorian dairy company has been convicted and fined $35,000 after an incident where a worker’s finger was severed in a machine that shreds cheese. The company pleaded guilty of failing to provide a safe working environment in a hearing at the Geelong Magistrates’ Court this week. The incident happened on the 7th August 2012. […]
A South Australian company was fined with $90,000 plus legal fees after an employee’s wrist and forearm were crushed in a machine. The company was prosecuted by SafeWork SA under the Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare Act 1986 for failing to ensure the safety of an employee due to an ineffective guard over the machine. […]
A brick company has been given a fine of $90,000 for a workplace incident where the face of a worker was crushed by a hydraulic ram. The ram came down on the shoulders of the worker and forced his face into the fallen bricks that he was attempting to recover. He was transported to hospital with […]
A company manufacturing plasterboard products was fined $40,000 and more than $1800 in costs over a worker’s serious injury. The company pleaded guilty to failing to provide a safe work environment causing serious harm to an employee. They were fined in the Midland Magistrates Court on Monday. The incident happened in June 2010 when a machinery […]
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