Compatible control accessories
Locks & Lockout Accessories
Find locking accessories for supported rail yard equipment and established facility control procedures. A lock must be matched to the equipment and does not create a lockout program by itself.
Product categories
Locks and Related Accessories
Compare the lock type, keying option, material, finish, and equipment relationship shown for the listed product. Ask for confirmation when an attribute is not provided.
Derail locks
Match the lock to the verified derail and operating procedure.
Learn moreHolder and sign locks
Confirm fit and function for the exact component.
Keying and identification
Describe keying and identification needs without assuming availability.
Replacement accessories
Use model markings and approved source information for matching.
Confirm the relationship
Identify the Equipment and Control Need
Provide the equipment manufacturer and model when known, clear photos and markings, intended locking point, facility procedure, keying or identification need, quantity, and destination.
Equipment identity
Include model information, markings, and approved documentation.
Locking function
Describe the intended control point and how it fits the facility procedure.
Ordering details
List quantity, keying or identification needs, and destination.
Equipment is one component
A Lock Does Not Establish a Lockout Procedure
The facility remains responsible for applicable procedures, authorization, training, identification, control, inspection, and qualified review. Confirm that each accessory is appropriate for the equipment and intended process.
The facility remains responsible for applicable procedures, authorization, training, identification, control, inspection, and qualified review. Confirm that each accessory is appropriate for the equipment and intended process.
Need multiple locks or accessories?
Send the Equipment and Quantity Details
Always follow your facility safety procedures and applicable OSHA, FRA, railroad, and site-specific requirements. RailYard Safety can help with product selection, but final application decisions should be reviewed by a qualified safety professional.
Practical answers
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know whether a lock fits existing rail yard equipment?
Provide the equipment manufacturer and model, readable markings, approved documentation, photos, and the intended locking point. Compatibility should be confirmed from reliable source data.
Can I request keyed-alike or identification options?
Describe the requested keying or identification arrangement and quantity. Availability and suitability must be confirmed for the actual product before it is represented.
Does adding a lock create a compliant lockout procedure?
No. A lock is one physical component. The facility is responsible for its applicable procedures, authorization, training, identification, control, inspection, and qualified safety review.
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