Key Takeaways:

- Recognize the purpose of lock and tag procedures - Match roles and responsibilities for worker designations under lock and tag - Identify sources of energy hazards and consequences of improper control - Recognize different types of lock and tag devices - Recognize criteria and situations that qualify as exceptions to lock and tag requirements.

Course Description

For your protection from the serious hazards posed by the unexpected start-up or operation of equipment during repair or maintenance, OSHA has established a Control of Hazardous Energy standard. Commonly referred to as lockout/tagout (LOTO), or energy isolation standard, this standard requires the application of markings and barriers […]