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1. Lock out tag out (LOTO) procedures are used to safeguard workers during service or maintenance of machines and equipment by isolating hazardous energy sources. 2. LOTO is required when employees could be harmed by equipment startup or release of stored energy while working on or near machines. It involves shutting down and isolating equipment, then locking out energy sources and attaching warning tags. 3. Proper LOTO procedures include preparing for the job, shutting down and isolating equipment, applying locks and tags, relieving stored energy, verifying isolation, getting approval before re-energizing, informing workers, and periodic inspections.

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What is LOTO? Lock Out Tag Out Logout and Tagout procedures should be used to safeguard workers from the unexpected startup or release of stored energy service or maintenance activities like. Repairing Lubricating Cleaning Unjamming machines and equipment
WHEN IS LOCK OUT TAG OUT REQUIRED? Servicing, maintaining, or unjamming equipment where: Employees are required to place any part of their body in harms way. Employees are required to remove or bypass a safety device. Employees are exposed to hazardous energy. Hazardous energy exists When a startup could occur
ENERGY SOURCES Mechanical Thermal Hydraulic Pneumatic Magnetic Gravity Electrical Gas Water Other stored energy (i.e. springs, capacitors)
Types of Loto Device Lock Tag Locks Blocks Chains Multilock hasps Wheel valve covers Ball valve covers Gladhand locks
Departmental Lock colours Electrical Mechanical Operational
Tag Information This will typically include the Name of the person attaching the tag, the date on which it was attached, and in many cases, details about the work that is being done , contact of authorized worker.
REQUIREMENTS FOR LOTO DEVICES Durable Standardized Substantial Identifiable
Lockout Station All type of LOTO devices should be kept in LOCKOUT STATION
REMEMBER One Person One Lock One Key
SIX STEPS OF LOTO SAFETY & LOCKOUT/TAGOUT PROCEDURES A lockout/tagout procedure should include the following six steps: 1. Preparation 2. Shutdown 3. Isolation 4. Lockout/tagout 5. Stored energy check 6. Isolation verification
PREPARATION Getting permission to work on equipment with a LOTO work permit Gathering all written LOTO procedures Identifying the location of energy isolation devices Getting all equipment needed and information on the type and amount of energy you are working with
SHUTDOWN With planning complete, the actual process of powering down and locking out machines begins. its time to shut down the machine or equipment that will be serviced or maintained. important part of this step is to inform any employee affected by the shutdown, even if they wont play a role in the service or maintenance.
ISOLATION is to isolate the machine or equipment from any source of energy. This may mean any number of things, such as turning off power at a breaker or shutting a valve.
LOCKOUT AND TAGOUT During this step, the authorized employee will attach lockout and/or tagout devices to each energy-isolating device. isolating device in a way so it says in the safe position and cannot be moved to the unsafe position. Tagout refers to applying a tag on the device as well. This tag includes the name of the person who performed the lockout and additional information.
STORED ENERGY CHECK its important to look for any hazardous energy thats been stored within the machine, or any residual energy. During this phase, any potentially hazardous stored or residual energy must be releived, disconnected, restrained, or made non-hazardous in some other way.
ISOLATION VERIFICATION After shut down the machines, isolated them from their source of power, locked them out, and checked for hazardous stored energy. But nows the time to double-check that you did it all right and its now safe to work on the machine or equipment. At this point, an authorized employee verifies the machine has been properly isolated and de-energized
AUTHORIZED WORKERS 1. Authorized workers lock out and tag out machines or equipment to perform servicing and maintenance 2. Is properly and thoroughly trained to use lockout/tagout procedures 3. Operates equipment (sometimes)
AFFECTED WORKERS 2. Affected workers operate and use machines or equipment that is under LOTO. They do not perform LOTO or service and maintenance on machines or equipment. Occasionally adjust equipment that is subject to lockout tagout Work around
OTHER WORKERS 3.Other workers may be in the area where LOTO procedures are happening . They are informed about the.. Locks or tags put into place to prevent the startup of the machine or equipment Equipment that is being serviced or undergoing maintenance LOTO procedures
INSPECTION AND TRAINING 1. Inspection :- Inspect the energy control program every year Energy control program Describes each machines energy sources Describes companys procedures
INSPECTION AND TRAINING 2. Retraining :- Retraining is required when If inspector is not satisfied with employees knowledge of procedures Whenever there is a change in job assignment Whenever these is a change in machines equipment or processes When there is a change in procedures
REMOVAL AND RE-ENERGIZING 1) Restore work area 2) Inform Affected Employees 3) Remove Devices 4) Re-energize
RESTORE WORK AREA 1) Restore the work area operating conditions 2) Ensure all tools have been removed 3) Double-check all equipment components 4) Machines must be operationally intact
INFORM AFFECTED EMPLOYEES Before and after removing lockout/tagout devices, inform all affected employees Before removing any devices and re-energizing equipment Make sure all employees are out of the operating area
RE-ENERGIZE When re-energizing the equipment, follow standard procedures Double- check before restoring power to any machine
Obey LOTO Obey LOTO and protect your coworkers Because
Query if any Presented by:- Lalit Sharma Date:- 07/05/2020

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  • 2. What is LOTO? Lock Out Tag Out Logout and Tagout procedures should be used to safeguard workers from the unexpected startup or release of stored energy service or maintenance activities like. Repairing Lubricating Cleaning Unjamming machines and equipment
  • 3. WHEN IS LOCK OUT TAG OUT REQUIRED? Servicing, maintaining, or unjamming equipment where: Employees are required to place any part of their body in harms way. Employees are required to remove or bypass a safety device. Employees are exposed to hazardous energy. Hazardous energy exists When a startup could occur
  • 5. Types of Loto Device Lock Tag Locks Blocks Chains Multilock hasps Wheel valve covers Ball valve covers Gladhand locks
  • 6. Departmental Lock colours Electrical Mechanical Operational
  • 7. Tag Information This will typically include the Name of the person attaching the tag, the date on which it was attached, and in many cases, details about the work that is being done , contact of authorized worker.
  • 8. REQUIREMENTS FOR LOTO DEVICES Durable Standardized Substantial Identifiable
  • 9. Lockout Station All type of LOTO devices should be kept in LOCKOUT STATION
  • 11. SIX STEPS OF LOTO SAFETY & LOCKOUT/TAGOUT PROCEDURES A lockout/tagout procedure should include the following six steps: 1. Preparation 2. Shutdown 3. Isolation 4. Lockout/tagout 5. Stored energy check 6. Isolation verification
  • 12. PREPARATION Getting permission to work on equipment with a LOTO work permit Gathering all written LOTO procedures Identifying the location of energy isolation devices Getting all equipment needed and information on the type and amount of energy you are working with
  • 13. SHUTDOWN With planning complete, the actual process of powering down and locking out machines begins. its time to shut down the machine or equipment that will be serviced or maintained. important part of this step is to inform any employee affected by the shutdown, even if they wont play a role in the service or maintenance.
  • 14. ISOLATION is to isolate the machine or equipment from any source of energy. This may mean any number of things, such as turning off power at a breaker or shutting a valve.
  • 15. LOCKOUT AND TAGOUT During this step, the authorized employee will attach lockout and/or tagout devices to each energy-isolating device. isolating device in a way so it says in the safe position and cannot be moved to the unsafe position. Tagout refers to applying a tag on the device as well. This tag includes the name of the person who performed the lockout and additional information.
  • 16. STORED ENERGY CHECK its important to look for any hazardous energy thats been stored within the machine, or any residual energy. During this phase, any potentially hazardous stored or residual energy must be releived, disconnected, restrained, or made non-hazardous in some other way.
  • 17. ISOLATION VERIFICATION After shut down the machines, isolated them from their source of power, locked them out, and checked for hazardous stored energy. But nows the time to double-check that you did it all right and its now safe to work on the machine or equipment. At this point, an authorized employee verifies the machine has been properly isolated and de-energized
  • 18. AUTHORIZED WORKERS 1. Authorized workers lock out and tag out machines or equipment to perform servicing and maintenance 2. Is properly and thoroughly trained to use lockout/tagout procedures 3. Operates equipment (sometimes)
  • 19. AFFECTED WORKERS 2. Affected workers operate and use machines or equipment that is under LOTO. They do not perform LOTO or service and maintenance on machines or equipment. Occasionally adjust equipment that is subject to lockout tagout Work around
  • 20. OTHER WORKERS 3.Other workers may be in the area where LOTO procedures are happening . They are informed about the.. Locks or tags put into place to prevent the startup of the machine or equipment Equipment that is being serviced or undergoing maintenance LOTO procedures
  • 21. INSPECTION AND TRAINING 1. Inspection :- Inspect the energy control program every year Energy control program Describes each machines energy sources Describes companys procedures
  • 22. INSPECTION AND TRAINING 2. Retraining :- Retraining is required when If inspector is not satisfied with employees knowledge of procedures Whenever there is a change in job assignment Whenever these is a change in machines equipment or processes When there is a change in procedures
  • 23. REMOVAL AND RE-ENERGIZING 1) Restore work area 2) Inform Affected Employees 3) Remove Devices 4) Re-energize
  • 24. RESTORE WORK AREA 1) Restore the work area operating conditions 2) Ensure all tools have been removed 3) Double-check all equipment components 4) Machines must be operationally intact
  • 25. INFORM AFFECTED EMPLOYEES Before and after removing lockout/tagout devices, inform all affected employees Before removing any devices and re-energizing equipment Make sure all employees are out of the operating area
  • 26. RE-ENERGIZE When re-energizing the equipment, follow standard procedures Double- check before restoring power to any machine
  • 27. Obey LOTO Obey LOTO and protect your coworkers Because
  • 28. Query if any Presented by:- Lalit Sharma Date:- 07/05/2020