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Title: Elements of a Lockout/Tagout Program


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Elements of a Lockout/Tagout Program
  • BWC Division of Safety Hygiene

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I. Purpose and Scope
Lockout/ Tagout Program
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II. List Identify all Sources Of Energy
  • Electrical
  • Hydraulic
  • Pneumatic
  • Thermal
  • Chemical
  • Mechanical
  • Cord Plug Equip.
  • Other Types

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III. Procedures For Each Piece Of Equipment
  • Written procedures must be documented for each
    piece of equipment.
  • If machinery or pieces of equipment are similar,
    just one procedure will cover all like pieces.

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IV. Safe Procedures for Energy Control Program
  • Steps for Shutting down all energy sources.
  • Steps for Placement, Removal Transfer Of LO/TO
    Devices.
  • Steps for testing to verify LO/TO.
  • Enforcement Policy.

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V. Identify Different Personnel
  • Authorized
  • Affected
  • Other

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VI. Lockout Devices.
  • Standardize All Locks and Tags.
  • Identify The User.
  • Must Be Durable.
  • Used Only For Lockout/Tagout.

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VII. Training Of Authorized Employees.
  • Types of Energy.
  • Magnitude Of Energy Sources
  • Locations How to Lockout Energy Sources.
  • Types of Devices to Be Used.

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VIII. Training Affected Other Employees
  • Purpose Of The Energy Control Program.
  • Types How to Identify Lockout Devices.
  • To Understand That They Should Not Tamper With
    Any Devices Used In Lockout/Tagout Procedures.

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IX. Shift Personnel Changes.
  • How to transfer locks at the end of shifts.
  • How to transfer locks when personnel leave.

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X. Develop Procedures on how you will
Communicate with Contractors on LO/TO.
  • Who
  • What
  • When
  • Where
  • How

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XI. Miscellaneous Items in Your Program.
  • Procedures for removal of a lock when that person
    is not present.
  • Notifying affected employees when locks are to be
    applied or removed.

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XII. Group Lockout Procedures.
  • Procedures on how you will handle more than one
    individual working on the same piece of equipment.

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XIII. Annual Inspection of Your Procedures.
  • Date of Inspection.
  • Machine or Process to review Identified.
  • Names of persons involved in LO/TO.
  • Name of person doing Inspection.
  • Copy of Inspection kept on record.

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XIV. Other Things To Consider.
  • When do You Retrain Personnel.
  • What must you do when you identify problems.
  • When do you have to make changes to your written
    procedures.
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