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  • Developing a Lockout/Tagout Procedure

    Developing a Lockout/Tagout Procedure

    Developing a Lockout/Tagout Procedure When it comes to developing a lockout/tagout procedure, OSHA outlines what a typical lockout procedure looks like in the 1910.147 App A standard. For instances when the energy-isolating device can’t be located, tagout devices may be used as long as the ...
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  • Importance of Lockout tagout in security management

    Importance of Lockout tagout in security management

    Importance of Lockout tagout in security management 2022 is an important year for Xinjiang Oilfield Company’s Zhundong Oil Production Plant to promote high-quality development, as well as a key time node for the development of Cainan Operation area. In order to ensure the effectiveness of ...
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  • Type of Lockout/Tagout protection

    Type of Lockout/Tagout protection

    Types of Hazardous Energy Lockout/Tagout Protects Against When people think of energy, they’re most likely thinking about electricity. While electrical energy has the capability of being extremely dangerous, a lockout/tagout procedure aims to prevent injury or death from multiple types of h...
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  • Isolation of System

    Isolation of System

    Electrical locking Hydraulic and pneumatic potential energy – set valve in closed position and lock in place. Slowly open the relief valve to release energy. Some procedures of pneumatic energy control may require the pressure relief valve to be locked in the open position. Hydraulic power ...
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  • The general steps of a Lockout/tagout operation include

    The general steps of a Lockout/tagout operation include

    The general steps of a Lockout/tagout operation include: 1. Prepare to close The licensee will determine which machines, equipment or processes need to be locked, which energy sources are present and must be controlled, and what locking devices will be used. This step involves collecting all requ...
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  • Who is responsible for the lockout process?

    Who is responsible for the lockout process?

    Who is responsible for the lockout process? Each party in the workplace is responsible for the shutdown plan. In general: Management is responsible for: Draft, review and update locking procedures and procedures. Identify the employees, machines, equipment and processes involved in the program. ...
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  • What is the purpose of lockout/ Tag out programs?

    What is the purpose of lockout/ Tag out programs?

    What is the purpose of lockout/ Tag out programs? The purpose of lockout/ Tag out programs is to control hazardous energy. The locking program should: Identification type: Dangerous energy in the workplace Energy isolating devices Disconnect device Guide the selection and maintenance of protecti...
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  • LOCKOUT TAGOUT

    LOCKOUT TAGOUT

    LOCKOUT TAGOUT Definition – Energy isolation facility √ A mechanism that physically prevents any type of energy leakage. These facilities can be locked or listed. Mixer circuit breaker Mixer switch Linear valve, check valve or other similar device √ Buttons, selector switches and other sim...
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  • LOCKOUT TAGOUT

    LOCKOUT TAGOUT

    LOCKOUT TAGOUT Physical isolation For pressurized systems, process equipment and confined space operations, it is recommended to adopt hierarchical isolation: - Physically cutting and blocking - Install plugs and blind plates - Double stop relief valve - Close the locking valve Physical shut-offs...
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  • Lockout Tagout does not effectively isolate explosion and injury

    Lockout Tagout does not effectively isolate explosion and injury

    Lockout Tagout does not effectively isolate explosion and injury In preparation for maintenance, the operator on duty assumes that the pump inlet valve is open by the position of the valve wrench. He moved the wrench perpendicular to the body, thinking he had closed the valve. But the valve is ac...
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  • Lockout tagout

    Lockout tagout

    Lockout tagout Lock and Lockout tag all hazardous energy sources, for example, physically insulating energy sources from the source with a hand-operated circuit breaker or line valve. Control or release residual energy Residual energy is usually not apparent, stored energy can cause injury by ca...
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  • Lockout Tagout LOTO program

    Lockout Tagout LOTO program

    Lockout Tagout LOTO program Understand equipment, identify hazardous energy and LOTO process Authorized personnel need to know all the energy set up for the equipment and know how to control the equipment. Detailed energy locking /Lockout tagout written procedures indicate what energy is involved...
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