Lockout/Tagout Vehicle Procedures

To avoid injury when maintaining machinery, it is crucial to follow your workplace’s written lockout/tagout procedures. These procedures are required by OSHA to control hazardous energy sources during equipment maintenance.

This online training course disseminates the steps of the lockout/tagout procedure, which includes identifying and isolating energy sources, using lockout/tagout devices, and testing for potential energy sources. The energy control program must be reviewed annually by all affected and authorized employees. Use this course to help employees understand the benefit of following lockout/tagout procedures to avoid serious injuries.

   This course is in the Video On Demand format, to read about Video On Demand features click here.

Maintenance employees

• Introduction
• OSHA Standards
• Energy Sources
• Isolating Energy Sources
• Lockout/Tagout Devices
• Testing for Potential Energy Sources
• Outside Contractors
• Conclusion