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Periodic Inspections and Program Review Training Short

Name: Periodic Inspections and Program Review Training Short
Brand: Training Shorts
SKU: ATS001-6
Availability: OnlineOnly

This course guides managers through the mandatory Periodic Inspection of Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures.

1 minutes

2024

SKU: ATS001-6

Training Objectives

Covers the annual periodic review of energy-control procedures

Select a qualified inspector who meets the "authorized but independent" criteria

Course Overview

A safety plan sitting in a binder won't save a life, you have to prove it works.

Federal regulations don't just ask you to have an energy control procedure; they legally require you to audit it at least once a year. This training short equips managers to perform the mandatory Periodic Inspection. The goal? To catch compliancy gaps before an accident occurs.

We clarify the strict rules regarding who can conduct the inspection. (Crucial hint: It must be an authorized employee, but they cannot be the one actively performing the lockout). We also detail the "audit trail" you must create, specifically the certification document listing the machine, the date, and the employees involved. Watch this video to learn how to spot deviations, correct inadequacies, and certify your program’s effectiveness.

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Employers are required to review their energy-control procedures and programs at least once a year.

The inspector must be an authorized person who is not involved in using the specific energy control procedure being inspected.

The inspection ensures that employees are familiar with their responsibilities and implement the energy-control procedures properly. It also determines if the procedure is adequate for protection and identifies necessary changes.

Employers need to correct any deviations and inadequacies found in the energy-control procedure or its application as part of the review process.

The certification must specify the machine or equipment on which the procedure was used, the inspection date, the names of employees included, and the inspector's name.

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1-min streaming video | 30–45 min interactive course

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