Particular requirements for electrical locking

Particular requirements for electrical locking

The locking of electrical equipment should be carried out by a professional electrician;
The upper power switch of electrical equipment and facilities shall be used as the locking point, and the start/stop switch of control equipment shall not be used as the locking point;
Unplugging the power plug can be regarded as effective isolation and Lockout tagout of the plug;
Before operation, a professional electrician should check and confirm that the wires or components are not charged.
Key to the success of LTCT
Leaders at all levels attach great importance to Lockout tagout and put it into action
The Lockout Tagout specification requires integration with other security management specifications
Every detail must be verified on the spot
We should review the implementation of the standards

Lock, Tag, Clear, and Try
This standard describes the minimum requirements to be met for the control of hazard sources, including Lockout, Tagout, cleanup and testing. It is designed to protect against potential personal injury, environmental accident or equipment damage caused by misoperation.

Summarization
Measures should be taken to prevent improper operation or isolation of equipment that must be stopped in order to ensure the safety of work, so as to avoid foreseeable injury accidents.
It is everyone’s responsibility to ensure their own safety and that of others. At the same time, ensure that the equipment is not damaged while working or when handing over to others.
It is the responsibility of each region to establish standard practice procedures, train regional members and follow them. Any violation of this safety standard will result in severe punishment or even dismissal.