Policy and Procedure Lock-Out and Tag-Out Policy The first step in establishing a lock-out and tag-out program is creating a lock-out and tag-out policy. The policy sets the overall rules employees must follow. The policy should include: Purpose of the program Roles...
Policy and Procedure (continued) The lock-out and tag-out procedure should have the following steps: Prepare for Shutdown. Notify all affected personnel. Equipment shutdown. Isolation of system (de-energization). Removal of residual or stored energy. Lock out and tag...
Energy As a Hazard Hazardous Energy The term “energy” in lock-out and tag-out refers to anything that can provide power to machinery, equipment, and processes. The Canadian Standard CSA Z460-20 defines Hazardous energy as: “Any electrical, mechanical, hydraulic,...
Course Overview and Course Glossary This course is an introduction to law and help participants better understand Legislation, Standards and Policies. The course will discuss findings, interpretation, and applying legislation, standards, and policies within the...