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Lockout Tagout Training

Training course length is customizable based on your needs.

Course Overview

Lockout Tagout Training for the Authorized or Affected Employee. Inherent dangers exist when performing maintenance on equipment. The proper use of safety equipment and knowledge on how to isolate and de-energize equipment prior to work is absolutely essential for all maintenance personnel. Employers are required to provide training to the authorized employees prior to a lockout ever being applied. This program provides information needed to comply with OSHA and company requirements in isolation of hazardous energies; latest technology, standards, and materials are presented and demonstrated.

BACKGROUND & SAFETY FUNDAMENTALS

• Definition and Basic Premise
• Equipment Requirements
• Applicable Standards
• Work Space
• Grounding and Guarding

WORK PLANNING

• Work Plan Elements
• Hazard Analysis
• Company Policy Review
• Use of LOTO Procedures
• Briefing Requirements

EQUIPMENT & DEVICE USAGE

• Common LOTO Devices
• Cable Locks
• Valve Locks
• Breaker Devices
• Lockboxes & Group LOTO
• Use of Tags
• Insulated Tools

OTHER REQUIREMENTS

• GFCI Use
• Interlocks
• Energized Work Permit
• Safe Switching
• Emergency Response
• Authorized Vs Affected Employees

LOTO PROCESS

• Recent Findings
• Managing Contractors
• Verifications of De-Energization
• Re-Energization
• Working Near Energized Equipment
• Equipment Specific Procedures
• Tagout Vs Lockout

EXERCISES

• Hands on Usage of Devices
• Applying LOTO Procedures
• Donning PPE
• Walk Through of Full Isolation

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