Recorded scope and limits
The control of hazardous energy, lockout and tagout, in Subpart J. Cited to separate a temporary marking on an energy-isolating device from a permanent hazard label on the same enclosure. The two answer to different rules and have different owners.
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What this source establishes
Establishes that tagout devices are a distinct class of marking with their own application, durability and removal rules. Cited for the distinction, not for a lockout procedure.
Review date: 2026-09-16. This note describes the source scope; it is not a project approval.
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