Lockout / Tagout

Recommended For:

• All workers who require the adoption and implementation of practices to protect themselves from the serious hazards posed by unexpected start-up or operation of equipment during repair or maintenance.

*The Control of Hazardous Energy standard requires the application of markings that prevent unauthorized persons from energizing and operating equipment.*

Topics Covered:

• Recognize the purpose of lock and tag procedures.

• Identify the responsibilities of authorized, affected and other employees during lockout / tagout procedures.

• Identify sources of energy hazards and consequences of improper control.

• Recall employer responsibilities and requirements for lock and tag.

• Recognize different types of lock and tag devices.

• Identify procedural steps for lock and tag.

• Recognize when lockout / tagout is occurring and the role of an affected worker in keeping the procedure safe.

Course Benefits:

• Knowledge of lock and tag procedures.

• Certificate of Completion.

• Examination record available for employer.

Regulations:

• 29 CFR 1910.147 – The control of hazardous energy (lockout / tagout).