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Locking switch for workshop

JDW

I have two small machines running from a dedicated 16a radial circuit both on switched fused spurs 

I want to add some safety so the machines cannot be operated, I was thinking of adding a locking switch in the circuit  

Would this switch (see link) fitted before both the machines be adequate?

https://www.screwfix.com/p/schneider-electric-lisse-20ax-1-gang-dp-locking-control-switch-white/9515j

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    I agree that such a switch would be suitable, but another option, which would be a bit of a faff, would be to remove the fuse +/- fuse holder. For added security, some of them may have a padlock inserted through the fuse holder once it has been pulled out and emptied.

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    I agree that such a switch would be suitable, but another option, which would be a bit of a faff, would be to remove the fuse +/- fuse holder. For added security, some of them may have a padlock inserted through the fuse holder once it has been pulled out and emptied.

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