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  • Location of Lockout/Tagout Equipment

  • Picture of LOTO Equipment

  • Name of Equipment Being Controlled

  • Location of Equipment Being Controlled

  • Photo of Equipment Being Controlled

  • Location of Start/Stop Control

  • Picture of Start/Stop Control

  • Location of Energy Control Panel

  • Picture of Energy Control Panel

  • Voltage Associate with Energy Control Panel

  • Photos of where Lockout/Tagout Devices are to be applied.

Authorization: Only employees trained in the lockout procedures for the above Equipment and having received thorough indoctrination in the facilities lockout/tagout procedures may work in this equipment.

Purpose of Lockout

  • Maintenance

  • Inspection

  • Cleaning

  • Other

  • Other Purposes for LOTO:

Energy Sources to be Considered

  • Electrical

  • Fuel Gasses

  • Fuel Oil

  • Steam

  • Compressed Air

  • Hydraulic

  • Chemical

  • Gravity

  • Spring Tension

  • Other

  • Other Energy Sources to be Controlled

To secure: -NOTIFY ALL AFFECTED EMPLOYEES that application of lockout/tagout devices will be applied to this machine. -SHUT DOWN MACHINE USING NORMAL SHUTDOWN PROCEDURES & APPLY LOCKOUT/TAGOUT DEVICE AS FOLLOWS:

  • Lockout/Tagout Procedure

  • Step

Test cycle the machine (Push the start button) to ensure lockout is applied correctly and/or test circuit, relieve pressure, etc. as required to ensure no energy is present.

AFTER WORK IS PERFORMED: -Clear machine or equipment of tools and materials. -Notify all affected employees and remove all tools from equipment area. -Employee(s) that applies the lockout/tagout shall remove the device(s). Start the machine/equipment as follows:

  • Procedure to Start

  • Step

Return all lockout/tagout devices to the proper storage.

Employee Authorization

  • Was this form used for employee authorization?

  • Management Approval:

  • Authorized Employees:

  • Employee
  • Authorized Employee:

  • Management Approval:

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