Lockout Training - Get Lockout Tagout Training for your Authorized Workers

Lockout Training. This online training course uses broadcast-quality video to teach your workers how to properly lock out and tagout equipment. Your workers will learn to recognize proper energy sources and how to use locks and tags to prevent the accidental restarting of equipment. In Lockout Training, they will learn the proper roles of authorized and affected employees, how to control energy, the different types of energy, how to use energy isolating and lockout devices, the lockout tagout process and the proper restarting of equipment. This online osha training course is qualifies for CEU's. It is a great course to include in every occupational health and safety training program.

Employees involved in locking out and tagging out machines.

• What is Lockout/Tagout?
  • The definition of lockout/tagout
  • The lockout/tagout program
• Authorized and Affected Employees
  • The authorized employee
  • The affected employee
• Controlling Energy Types
  • The different types of energy
  • Multiple energy sources per machine
  • Using energy isolating devices
  • Using lockout devices
  • Multiple lockout devices
  • Tags
• The Lockout/Tagout Process
  • Prepare and notify
  • Shut down safely
  • Isolate the equipment
  • Attach a lock and tag
  • Release stored energy
  • Test the equipment
• Special Cases
  • Multiple shifts
  • Contractors
  • Multiple locks
• Startup Process
  • Prepare for startup
  • Remove locks and tags
  • Notify workers

• Recognize the need for Lockout or Tagout.
  • Define Lockout or Tagout.
  • Explain why energy must be controlled.
  • Agree that taking shortcuts while working on machinery is dangerous.
• Differentiate between authorized and affected employees.
  • Choose authorized employees.
  • Describe when an affected employee must be notified.
• Recognize all types of energy sources.
  • List the different types of hazardous energy sources.
  • Recall that equipment may have more than one type of energy.
• Use energy isolating devices to properly isolate energy.
  • List examples of energy isolating devices.
  • Explain why turning off the power switch is not isolating power to equipment.
• Use locks and tags to prevent accidental equipment re-energizing.
  • Analyze lockout needs for various types of energy sources.
  • Describe the one lock, one key rule.
  • Explain the purpose of a tag.
• Follow proper lockout or tagout procedures.
  • Recognize the first step in the lockout or tagout process.
  • List all steps in the lockout or tagout process.
  • Explain what it means to isolate the equipment.
  • Agree that it is necessary to isolate all energy sources within equipment.
  • Analyze when it is acceptable to start work on equipment.
• Properly handle locks and tags of changing shifts.
  • Identify ways to handle lockout or tagout procedures with multiple shifts.
• Coordinate lockout or tagout procedures with contractors.
  • Interpret the need to coordinate different contractor lockout or tagout procedures prior to working within a company facility.
• Use safe solutions when working with multiple locks.
  • Explain how a lock box works.
• Safely restart equipment.
  • List steps involved in re-startup preparation.
  • Agree to first notify all affected employees that work is complete and equipment will be restarted before restarting the equipment.

Mastery awards 0.100 CEUs to participants who successfully complete this program.

Mastery Technologies, Inc. has been reviewed and approved as an Authorized Provider by: The International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET)

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