MVP,
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My real problem with this is that if one person can place a lock for another, that can be interpreted to mean that the manager can remove a lock for another employee.
I couldn't agree more with a statement like that. [Linked Image]
Although it is written into law over here in NZ, that the person that affixes the tag is the only person authorised to remove it, I can see some Factory Managers over here that would just love to see that rule repealed, so that they can have the gear working again as soon as suits them, not the personnel actually working on it. [Linked Image]
Having any such wording in the OSHA regulations, will kill someone one day, if not before.

{Message edited to add missing sentence, don't laugh, it's late. [Linked Image]}


[This message has been edited by Trumpy (edited 04-02-2005).]