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LOTO Audit

Authorized Employee Information

  • Observed Employee Name

  • Name of Auditor

  • Piece of Equipment Being Locked Out

  • Select date

Lockout/Tagout Process

  • Step 1- Notify others (affected employees and other personnel in area)

  • Step 2- Review Lockout Procedure

  • Step 3- Properly shutdown the machine/ Perform a machine stop<br>

  • Step 4- Isolate the equipment from the energy source

  • Step 5- Lockout and tagout the equipment by affixing locks and tags to each energy sources

  • Step 6- Release stored energy (capacitor banks, springs, compressed air, steam, hydraulics, etc)

  • Step 7- Attempt to restart/ Verification that all energy sources are isolated and at a Zero Energy State.<br>

Lockout Removal Process

  • Step 1- Check machine to ensure all tools and items have been removed

  • Step 2- Check area to confirm that all employees are safely located

  • Step 3- Verify that all guards have been reinstalled

  • Step 4- Remove lockout devices and re-energize the machine

  • Step 5- Notify affected employees that the servicing or maintenance is completed and the machine is ready for use.

Verification

  • Employee was able to conduct Lockout/Tagout process correctly and all steps were conducted sequentially

  • Employee demonstrates ability and knowledge to properly conduct lockout/tagout when necessary

  • Employee understands that he/she will be subject to periodic audits as deemed necessary by management<br>

  • Employee understands that violation of lockout/tagout policy can and will result in disciplinary action, up to and including termination

Additional Machine Audit Items

  • Is the Lockout Tagout procedure posted on the piece of equipment?

  • Is the Lockout Tagout procedure still accurate with the correct information?

  • Are all of the lockout points labeled and working correctly?

  • Is the Arc Flash Label present?

  • Observed Employee Signature

  • Auditor Signature

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