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Preparation for Lockout or Tagout Training Short

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This course outlines the step-by-step preparation and execution of the Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedure for authorized employees. 

2 minutes   |   SKU: ATS001-3    |    Language(s): EN    |    Produced 2024

SKU:

ATS001-3

Language(s):

EN

Updated:

2024

Length

2 minutes

Training Objectives

Execute mandatory notification protocols for affected employees prior to LOTO
Assess energy type, magnitude, and specific hazards before initiating shutdown
Perform orderly equipment shutdown adhering to machine-specific procedures
Apply LOTO devices to energy-isolating mechanisms to ensure "safe" positioning
Dissipate or restrain stored residual energy (gravity, capacitors, hydraulic pressure)
Verify isolation and de-energization using the "Lock it, Tag it, Try it" methodology

Course Overview

"Lock it, Tag it, Try it." The life you save will likely be your own.As an authorized employee, you are the last line of defense against a machine that doesn't know you are there. This training short guides you through the rigorous preparation phase required before you even touch a wrench. We start with the often-missed first step: Notification. Do you know exactly who needs to be warned before you kill the power?We then move to the hidden killers: Stored Energy. Turning the switch off isn't enough if a spring is under tension or a hydraulic line is pressurized. We teach you how to bleed, block, and vent these hazards safely. Finally, we cover the most critical step of all, Verification. Watch this video to master the protocol that confirms the machine is truly dead so you can work safely.

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What is the very first step an authorized employee must take before applying LOTO devices?


Affected employees must be notified to prevent possible risks and allow them to clear potentially hazardous areas.


What should an authorized employee be mindful of regarding energy after the equipment is turned off?


The authorized employee should be especially mindful of the energy that can be stored or accumulated after a shutdown.


What does it mean to "verify the operation" of an energy isolation device?


The authorized employee or team leader will check that the device is correctly engaged and is completely de-energizing the equipment and isolating it from energy sources.


What must be done with hazardous stored or residual energy immediately after applying LOTO devices?


All potentially hazardous stored or residual energy must be relieved, disconnected, restrained, and otherwise rendered safe, which includes activities like discharging capacitors or venting fluids.


What is the final step before starting work on locked-out or tagged-out equipment?


The authorized employee will verify that the machinery or equipment is actually isolated and de-energized before starting work on locked-out or tagged-out equipment.


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