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Types of Lockout Tagout Devices Lockout Locks. Lockout locks are specialized padlocks to secure energy-isolating devices and prevent accidental re-energization of machinery. LOTO Tags. Lockout Hasps. Clamp-on Breaker Locks. Adjustable Cable Lockouts. Group Lockout Box. Valve Lockouts. Plug Lockouts.
What is lockout tagout?
Lockout/Tagout is required when the unexpected energization or start up (or release of stored energy ) of machines, equipment or prime movers could injure workers during cleaning, repairing, servicing, setting-up, adjusting and un-jamming.
What is an example of lockout tagout?
A lockout device is a device that utilizes a positive means to hold an energy isolating device in a safe position and prevents the energization of equipment and machinery. Examples of lockout devices are padlocks, blank flanges, and bolted slip blinds.
What do you write on lockout tagout?
Before beginning any lockout/tagout procedure, operators should notify all affected employees that the machine will be shut down and locked out to perform service, maintenance, or a changeover. In your written procedure, specify who needs to be notified and clearly describe how to notify said employees.
What must be included in a lockout tagout program?
This plan must include the scope, purpose, authorization, rules, and techniques needed for safe and effective handling. While there are no limitations to an energy control procedures design, all must: Identify all hazardous energy sources. Identify specific lockout or tagout location(s) on the equipment.
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Preparation of a LOTO Program Develop and document machinery energy control procedures. Select and train employees authorized to use LOTO procedures. Prepare for the machinery lockout/tagout. Shut down. Isolation of energy sources. Lock and tag placement. Stored energy release. Energy isolation verification.
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Chapter A9.
by SL Lane USGS. Handbooks 445-1-H and 445-2-H cover electrical safety, lockout/tagout procedures, and personal protective equipment (see section 9.1.3). OSHA 29 CFR
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