Accidents can happen anytime and anywhere and can result in equipment damage, personal injury, or even death. A potential, but preventable, cause of accidents is failing to properly isolate equipment before servicing or maintaining it. Ensuring that equipment is safe to work on is critical as uncontrolled hazardous energy cause unexpected startups or releases of stored energy that can be hazardous to workers.
In this interactive online course we will discuss hazardous energy. We will review OSHA lockout/tagout standards and procedures, and describe employee training and inspections necessary for an energy control program.
Discuss the purpose and scope of OSHA’s lockout/tagout standards
Describe the components of an energy control program
Compare lockout procedures and tagout procedures
Describe the characteristics of lockout devices and tagout devices
Describe employee training and inspections necessary for an energy control
program
Identify the basic steps of applying energy controls
Identify the basic steps for releasing equipment from lockout/tagout
Discuss special situations that can occur during lockout/tagout
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Professional Organizations
Board of Certified Safety Professionals - BCSP - Certification (General)
Canadian Registered Safety Professionals - CRSP (Safety)
0.5 hr. Online Course