Information

  • Site conducted

  • Lockout Procedure No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

LOCK-OUT PREPARATION

  • 1. The employee has received lock-out training.<br><br><br>

  • 2. The responsible employee was able to locate and review procedure.<br><br><br>

  • 3. Does the lock-out involve multiple lock-outs and / or partial lock-out. (If yes, please verify correct form use in equipment isolation section)<br><br><br>

  • 4. The employee was able to identify all energy sources for the piece of equipment.<br><br><br>

EQUIPMENT SHUTDOWN

  • 1. The employee(s) was able to shut down the piece of equipment using normal stopping procedures (e.g., putting a switch in the “off” position or pressing a button). <br><br><br>

EQUIPMENT ISOLATION

  • 1. Affected piece of equipment has been isolated from every energy source (e.g. valves closed, throw main disconnects, throw circuit breakers) <br><br><br>

  • 2. Multiple or partial lock-out form was used as required.<br><br><br>

  • 3. Appropriate locks, tags, and lockout devices were available and utilized acording to procedure.<br><br><br>

  • 4. Lock-Out log book was filled out correctly and legible.<br><br><br>

  • 5. Group lock-box key number was visible through window of lock-box.<br><br>

  • 6. All potential residual hazardous energy was relieved, disconnected, or restrained (e.g., trapped pressure relieved, pipe flanges blanked, elevated equipment blocked or supported). <br><br>

VERIFYING ISOLATION

  • 1. Affected employees working on and/or near equipment verified the lock-out.<br><br><br>

TRY TO START EQUIPMENT

  • 1. Affected employee(s) tried to start equipment.<br><br><br>

  • 2. Affected employee(s) communicated results of try step and equipment was relased for work.<br><br>

GENERAL

  • Additional Comments?<br><br>

Signatures

  • Auditor:

  • Supervisor:

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