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ELECTRICAL×MECHANICAL LOCKOUT MAINTENANCE Effective date: 05×91 Revision date : 08×12 Review date : Policy: No work will be done on any machine or electrical circuit until it is brought to the

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How to fill out an electrical mechanical lockout:

1. Start by identifying the specific equipment or machinery that needs to be locked out. This could be a switch, circuit breaker, motor, or any other electrical or mechanical device that poses a safety risk.
2. Locate the lockout point on the equipment. This is usually a designated area or slot where you can place a lock or tag to prevent the equipment from being energized or operated.
3. Before proceeding, make sure you have the appropriate lockout/tagout devices, such as padlocks, tags, and hasps. These should be assigned to individual employees or authorized personnel only.
4. Ensure that all energy sources to the equipment are properly isolated before proceeding with the lockout. This may involve shutting off power at the electrical panel, closing valves, or releasing stored energy.
5. Attach the lockout device to the designated lockout point, ensuring it securely immobilizes the equipment or controls. This can be done by inserting a lock or hasp through the lockout point or by blocking and securing the equipment with a device specifically designed for lockout purposes.
6. Once the lockout device is properly in place, affix a tag indicating who placed the lockout and when it was done. This tag should contain the name of the authorized employee, contact information, and the date of the lockout.
7. Communicate the lockout activity to affected personnel or coworkers who may be working in the area. Make sure they understand the purpose of the lockout and the potential hazards associated with the equipment.
8. Lastly, verify the lockout by attempting to energize or operate the equipment. Ensure that all controls are in the off position and that the equipment remains non-operational. If everything is properly locked out, the equipment should not start or operate.

Who needs electrical mechanical lockout?

1. Any individual or organization that deals with electrical or mechanical equipment should prioritize lockout/tagout procedures for safety purposes.
2. Employees who work with powered machinery, electrical panels, or any equipment with hazardous energy sources should be trained on lockout/tagout procedures and utilize electrical mechanical lockouts regularly.
3. Specific industries that commonly require lockout/tagout procedures include manufacturing, construction, utilities, oil and gas, and maintenance and repair services.

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What is electricalmechanical lockout?

Electrical/mechanical lockout is a safety procedure used to ensure that equipment is properly shut off and cannot be turned back on while maintenance or repairs are being performed.

Who is required to file electricalmechanical lockout?

Employees or maintenance personnel who are working on equipment that poses a risk of unexpected energization are required to file electrical/mechanical lockout.

How to fill out electricalmechanical lockout?

To fill out an electrical/mechanical lockout, one must follow the specific lockout/tagout procedures established by the employer and ensure that all energy sources are properly identified and isolated.

What is the purpose of electricalmechanical lockout?

The purpose of electrical/mechanical lockout is to protect employees from the accidental startup of equipment while it is being serviced or repaired, thus preventing injuries or fatalities.

What information must be reported on electricalmechanical lockout?

The electrical/mechanical lockout form must include details about the equipment being serviced, the energy sources being locked out, the personnel performing the lockout, and the expected duration of the lockout.