Energy isolation device specification

Energy isolation device specification
Designated energy isolation points should be clearly marked:
persistence
Not affected by the weather
standardized
Format is consistent
Label Content:
Name and function of isolation device
Type and magnitude of energy (e.g. hydraulic, compressed gas, etc.)
Minimum requirements for energy isolation devices
As close to the site as possible
Avoid:
Contact with live electrical components
Arc dangerous
Other dangerous energy
Can be securely locked

Lockout Tagout device specification
Cannot be used for any other purpose.
Durable – can avoid the effects of climate.
Standardised – a colour, shape or size marked on the spot.
Sturdy – Avoid easy disengagement of device with light force.
Unique – only one key > No copying or second party escrow of keys.
Identifiable – Labels must be attached to individual padlocks stating:
Job type
Time and date used
Personally identifiable information

Lockout tagout rules
If the power source can’t be locked,
As a temporary measure
Can be used as a warning device
The information on the Lockout tag should say:
Previous information
Name of the responsible person who uses the Lockout tag
Clearly stated:
Only the confirmed responsible person has the right to rescind
If someone else deactivates the device or restores power to the MEP, it’s totally against the rules
HERA and PTW operations should:
complete
Post a notification on the quarantine point placed by the Lockout tag.