Discover our lockout simulators for training
Lockout / Tagout Simulator
The simulator reproduces an autonomous production unit to demonstrate the residual and accumulated energy in a compressed air network. It also explains the use of mechanical blocking with a retaining rod.
Types of energy: Electricity, compressed air, accumulated pressure, residual energy, potential (gravity), mechanical, visual verification of energies using a pressure gauge..
The simulator has its own integrated carrying case
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Several types of mechanisms and devices to adapt to your system are included
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Facilitates and ensures knowledge acquisition
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Optimizes classroom training time
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Optimizes classroom training time
We help companies control their high-risk energy sources
At Fabtech ID, we know that in addition to our expertise in workplace safety, the use of new technologies, advocating a culture of innovation within the company and placing individuals at the center of our offer allows us to deliver the most effective solution in the lockout field on the market.
With the important mission of making the workplace safer, Fabtech ID accompanies you as an expert in the implementation of your lockout program. Thanks to our innovative safety solutions, you will be able to reduce the risk of errors made by your employees to a minimum.
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A team of dedicated experts
At Fabtech ID, we understand that our customers, in addition to ensuring the safety of their employees, must also meet high production standards.
When you do business with us, your goals and concerns become our goals and concerns. That's why we think long-term with you.
With products made in the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region that are 100% Québec-made, we are proud to be an innovative company that complies with the most stringent HSE safety standards and serves an international clientele.
