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ICU PHYSICAL PLANT SAFETY PROGRAM Revision: 1 LOCKOUT/RAGOUT CONTROL OF HAZARDOUS ENERGY Section: 1 STANDARDS The Control of Hazardous Energy (Lockout/Ragout), Title 29 Code of Federal Regulations

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How to fill out lock out tag out

1. Gather all necessary tools and equipment needed for the task.
2. Identify all energy sources related to the equipment or machinery that needs to be locked out.
3. Inform all personnel who may be affected by the lock out and tag out procedure.
4. Turn off or shut down the equipment using the appropriate controls.
5. Isolate the energy sources by disconnecting or blocking them.
6. Apply lockout devices to each energy source to ensure they cannot be re-energized.
7. Attach lockout tags to the lockout devices indicating the reason for the lockout and the person responsible.
8. Verify that all energy sources have been properly isolated and the equipment cannot be started.
9. Perform the required maintenance or repairs, following all necessary safety precautions.
10. Once the work is completed, remove all lockout devices and tags.
11. Notify all personnel that the equipment is now safe to be used again.
12. Document the lockout tag out procedure including the date, time, equipment involved, and personnel responsible.

Who needs lock out tag out?

1. Lockout tag out procedures are essential for anyone working with or around equipment or machinery that has the potential to release hazardous energy.
2. This includes workers in industrial settings, construction sites, manufacturing facilities, power plants, and any other environment where energy sources need to be controlled to prevent accidents.
3. Lockout tag out is particularly important for maintenance and repair tasks, as well as during equipment installation or removal.
4. Employers, supervisors, and safety officers should also be knowledgeable about lockout tag out procedures to ensure compliance and provide a safe working environment.

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What is lock out tag out?

Lock out tag out (LOTO) is a safety procedure used in industries to ensure that dangerous machines are properly shut off and not able to be started up again prior to completion of maintenance or servicing work.

Who is required to file lock out tag out?

Lock out tag out procedures must be followed by any workers who are involved in maintaining or servicing machines or equipment.

How to fill out lock out tag out?

To fill out a lock out tag out procedure, workers must follow specific steps outlined in the company's safety guidelines. This typically involves isolating the energy source, locking it out, and tagging it with a warning label.

What is the purpose of lock out tag out?

The purpose of lock out tag out is to prevent accidents caused by the unexpected startup of machinery during maintenance work, which could result in serious injuries or fatalities.

What information must be reported on lock out tag out?

The information reported on a lock out tag out typically includes the name of the person performing the maintenance, the date and time the lock out tag out was applied, and any specific instructions or warnings.