Brady 123143 Compact Lockout/Tagout Personal Safety Kit (Portable LOTO Pouch)
EDITORIAL REVIEW: 4.5/5 WC Safety Review — Brady 123143 Compact Lockout Tagout Personal Safety Kit Editorial assessment by the WC Safety Editorial Team, based on published Brady specifications and category fit. We...
- Padlocks, Lockout/Tagout & Security Equipment
- Country of manufacture: United States
- Manufacturer: BRADY
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Brady 123143 Compact Lockout/Tagout Personal Safety Kit (Portable LOTO Pouch) Overview
The Brady 123143 Compact Lockout/Tagout Personal Safety Kit packages the core devices one authorized worker needs to control hazardous energy into a single portable pouch. Instead of pulling padlocks, hasps, and tags from separate bins, an employee carries a ready-to-use personal LOTO set to the machine, panel, or valve being serviced. This is the backbone of a compliant lockout tagout program under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147.
The kit is designed around the energy-control sequence: notify affected employees, shut down the equipment, isolate the energy source, apply the lockout device, then apply each worker's own lock and tag before verifying zero energy. The pouch consolidates the hardware that makes that sequence repeatable. For padlocks, pair the kit with dedicated lockout padlocks; for multi-worker group lockout, add lockout hasps so several people can lock one isolation point at once.
A personal kit is meant to be issued to an individual rather than shared. The principle behind 1910.147 is that each worker applies their own lock and tag and keeps the only key — no one else can remove it. That is why padlock keying matters: keyed-different locks ensure one employee cannot release another's lock, while keyed-alike sets suit a single worker who manages several isolation points. Verify the keying of the padlocks included in your kit revision on the Amazon listing before assigning them.
Because energy sources vary, most teams supplement a starter kit with device-specific isolation hardware. Add cable lockouts for awkward or multi-point isolation, plug lockouts for cord-and-plug equipment, and durable write-on lockout tagout tags so every applied lock carries the name of the worker who placed it. Facilities standardizing their program often mount refill hardware at lockout stations near the point of use.
WC Safety lists the Brady 123143 as an Amazon-affiliate product. We do not fabricate piece counts, padlock voltage ratings, or third-party certifications — confirm the exact contents, materials, and any non-conductive or shackle details on the linked Brady/Amazon listing before purchase. Browse the full lockout tagout range to round out a site-wide energy-control program.
What It Is Built For
| Use case | Fit | Buyer guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Issuing one authorized worker a grab-and-go personal LOTO set | Ideal | The compact pouch keeps an individual's padlocks, hasps, and tags together for service and maintenance under 29 CFR 1910.147. Browse more options in lockout tagout. |
| Starting or standardizing a small LOTO program | Good starter | Use the kit as a baseline, then supplement with extra lockout padlocks and device-specific isolation hardware as energy sources are mapped. |
| Group lockout where several workers lock one isolation point | Add hardware | A personal kit covers one worker; add lockout hasps so multiple employees can each apply their own lock and tag to a single device. |
| Isolating cord-and-plug or cable-driven equipment | Supplement | Add plug lockouts and cable lockouts; confirm whether the kit revision already includes any before buying duplicates. |
| Stocking a fixed refill point at the work area | Pair with station | Mount replenishment hardware at lockout stations near the equipment and issue this kit to individuals from there. |
| Hazardous-location or voltage-rated electrical isolation needs | Verify first | Do not assume non-conductive or rated components. Confirm materials on the Amazon listing; the title does not state intrinsic-safety or voltage certifications. |
Lockout/tagout devices are part of an OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 energy-control program. A lock isolates hazardous energy (electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, mechanical) so equipment cannot be re-energized during service. Each authorized worker applies their own keyed-different lock and a tag; never share or remove another worker's lock. The hardware is only as good as the written procedure, training, and verification of zero energy behind it. Browse lockout/tagout devices.
Pros & Cons
- Portable single-worker pouch consolidates core LOTO devices for grab-and-go use
- Built around the OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 energy-control sequence
- Personal-kit format supports the one-worker, one-lock, one-key principle
- Brady-branded program hardware with a recognizable model number (123143)
- Works as a starter baseline you can expand with hasps, tags, and device-specific lockouts
- Exact piece list and padlock keying vary by revision — confirm on the Amazon listing
- Sized for one worker, so group lockout needs added hasps
- Title does not state non-conductive, voltage, or intrinsic-safety ratings
- May duplicate device-specific lockouts a facility already stocks
How It Compares
The Brady 123143 is a complete personal kit, not a single device, so it is best compared with how you would otherwise assemble a personal LOTO set from individual components. A kit gives one worker a ready pouch; building your own lets you tailor exact padlock keying and isolation devices to your equipment.
| Option | Best for | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Brady 123143 personal kit (this product) | Issuing one worker a ready-to-use pouch of mixed LOTO hardware | Contents fixed by revision; may not match every energy source |
| Standalone lockout padlocks | Choosing exact color, keying, and quantity of locks | You must source tags, hasps, and pouch separately |
| Lockout hasps | Group lockout — several workers on one isolation point | Add-on to a personal kit, not a replacement |
| Device-specific cable lockouts / plug lockouts | Isolating cord-and-plug or multi-point energy sources | Targeted, not a full personal set on their own |
For program-level stocking, replenish from lockout stations and keep write-on lockout tagout tags on hand. See the full lockout tagout catalog to match the right mix to your site.
Specifications
| Brand | Brady |
| Model | 123143 |
| Product type | Compact lockout/tagout personal safety kit |
| Format | Portable carry pouch with assorted LOTO components |
| Intended user | Single authorized worker (personal kit) |
| Compliance framework | Supports OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 energy control |
| Padlock keying | Varies by revision — verify keyed-alike vs keyed-different on listing |
| Contents / piece count | Confirm on Amazon listing (not stated in title) |
| Certifications | None stated in title; do not assume UL/ANSI/intrinsic-safety ratings |
Related Resources
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the Brady 123143 compact lockout/tagout personal safety kit?
It is a portable pouch pre-stocked with an assortment of LOTO components for one worker, typically padlocks, hasps, and tags. Exact contents vary by revision, so confirm the current piece list on the linked Amazon listing before you buy. Browse related hardware in our lockout tagout collection: /collections/lockout-tagout.
Is this kit suitable for OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 compliance?
Yes, it is built around the OSHA energy-control workflow, where hazardous energy is isolated so equipment cannot be re-energized during service. The kit supplies the lock-and-tag hardware that workflow requires, but compliance also depends on your written program, training, and procedures. Pair it with lockout padlocks at /collections/lockout-padlocks.
Are the padlocks in this kit keyed alike or keyed different?
Padlock keying varies by kit revision. Keyed-different locks prevent one worker from removing another's lock; keyed-alike sets suit a single worker managing several isolation points. Verify the keying on the Amazon listing, and add extras as needed from /collections/lockout-padlocks.
Can more than one worker use this kit on the same machine?
A personal kit is meant for one authorized worker. Under 1910.147 each worker applies their own lock and tag, so for group lockout you add lockout hasps that let several people lock a single isolation point at once. Shop hasps at /collections/lockout-hasps.
Are the locks in this kit non-conductive for electrical work?
The product title does not state a non-conductive or voltage rating, so we will not claim one. If you need non-conductive padlocks for electrical isolation, confirm the material on the Amazon listing or choose padlocks documented as non-conductive from /collections/lockout-padlocks.
Does this kit include tags, or do I need to buy them separately?
Most personal kits include some lockout tags, but quantities vary by revision. Every applied lock should carry a tag naming the worker who placed it, so keep spares on hand. Stock write-on tags at /collections/lockout-tagout-tags.
What does the compact size mean for this kit?
Compact means it is a smaller, carry-along pouch sized for one worker rather than a wall-mounted center. It is meant to travel with an employee to the equipment being serviced. For fixed refill points, pair it with lockout stations at /collections/lockout-stations.
Will this kit handle cord-and-plug or cable equipment?
A personal kit centers on padlocks, hasps, and tags. For cord-and-plug machines add plug lockouts at /collections/plug-lockouts, and for awkward or multi-point isolation add cable lockouts at /collections/cable-lockouts. Confirm whether your kit revision already includes any.
Is the Brady 123143 a good choice to start a LOTO program?
Yes, it works well as a starter baseline because it gives one worker a ready set of core devices. As you map your energy sources you can expand with more padlocks, hasps, and device-specific lockouts. See the full range at /collections/lockout-tagout.
Is this kit UL listed or third-party certified?
The title does not state any UL, ANSI, or other third-party certification, so we do not advertise one. If certification matters for your application, confirm it directly on the Brady or Amazon listing before purchasing. Compare other options at /collections/lockout-padlocks.
How is this different from buying padlocks on their own?
Standalone lockout padlocks let you choose exact color, keying, and quantity, but you source tags and hasps separately. This kit bundles a personal set in one pouch for convenience. Build your own from /collections/lockout-padlocks and add /collections/lockout-hasps as needed.
How do I buy the Brady 123143 and confirm price and availability?
WC Safety lists this as an Amazon-affiliate product, so pricing, stock, the full contents list, and shipping are confirmed on the linked Amazon listing. Use the Amazon button on this page, and browse complementary hardware in our lockout tagout collection at /collections/lockout-tagout and lockout stations at /collections/lockout-stations.
Written by Steven Eaton, WC Safety Editorial. Specifications sourced from Brady published data. Compare the range in lockout/tagout.
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