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Lockout / Tagout Safety
 
Many Employers do not realize that it is required to develop a "Specific" Energy Control Procedure for each piece of equipment that exposes employees to hazardous energy while cleaning, servicing, maintaining, adjusting, unjamming, or setting up
 
Cal OSHA’s regulatory reference is CCR Title 8 Sections
3314. Cleaning, Repairing, Servicing and Adjusting Prime Movers, Machinery and Equipment

3340. Accident Prevention Signs

3341. Accident Prevention Tags

 
Authorized and Affected Employee Training
"Authorized " students will be given much more detail and hands-on exercises regarding Energy Control Procedures
This training session will ensure that the students understand the potential for exposure and their liability and responsibility as it relates to the company's Lockout Tagout Program. Individuals who participate in this training will be given a comprehensive overview of the Standard, your written policies and procedures and how energized machines and equipment affect their daily activities. Key points that will be cover in this course include:


1. The control of hazardous energy must be done according to a six-step procedure:

• Preparation for shutdown
• Equipment shutdown
• Equipment isolation
• Application of lockout tagout devices
• Control of stored energy
• Equipment-isolation verification


2. Before removing the lock:

• Make sure equipment is safe
• Conduct a head count
• Notify all affected personnel that lockout is being removed


3. Special situations to be aware of:

• Outside contractors
• Temporarily reactivating equipment
• Servicing that lasts more than one shift
• Removal of lockout by personnel who did not apply it


Participants will receive materials/handouts needed to assist in subject retention. Class will last approximately 1 hour for "Affected" personnel and 2 hours for an introduction to "Authorized" personnel. The session for "Authorized" individuals can last many hours when specific energy controls procedures are being discussed and explained. The session may consist of lecture, handouts, powerpoint and video presentation.

The Lockout Tagout Standard requires
 the following issues to be addressed:

1. Conduct an Evaluation of potential energy sources your employees may be exposed
2. Develop a formal Written Policy
3. Assign "Authorized" Personnel
4. Develop Energy Control Procedures per piece of equipment
5. * Acquire necessary locks, tags, and locking devices
6. Conduct Training for Employees - "Authorized" and "Affected"
7. Establish Procedures To Maintain The Program

* To be provided by a safety equipment supplier

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