Title Page

  • Orora Site

  • Location

  • Department

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Machine

  • Supervisor

  • Lead Operator

  • Is LOTO posted on machine?

  • Where is LOTO posted?

  • How many LOTO Points are listed?

  • Is LOTO current?

  • Types of Energy sources

  • Are photos included of LOTO points?

  • Are LOTO points marked at the source

  • Does LOTO have signatures?

  • Are LOTO devices available for the equipment?

  • Are clear instructions posted how to Perform LOTO?

Team Members

  • How many Team Members are assigned to the machine?

  • Have the Team Members been trained in LOTO?

  • Name of Team Member(s) involved in Audit

  • When was Team Member last trained?

  • What classification of training have the Team Members been trained for?

  • Does Team Member understand the importance of Lockout Tagout

  • Does the Team Member understand the 7 Steps for Lockout Tagout?

  • 1. Prepare for Shutdown

  • 2. Notify all affected employees

  • 3. Shut down the equipment

  • 4. Isolate the equipment from the Hazardous Energy Sources

  • 5. Disspate residual energy sources

  • 6. Apply applicable Lockout or Tagout devices

  • 7. Verify the equipment is properly isolated

  • Does the Team Member understand how to isolate each Energy Source

  • Have Team Members demonstrate knowledge of LOTO, hands on performance

  • Does Team Member understand the procedures to remove LOTO devices

  • Is further training required or any other weaknesses identifed

  • Any other comments to add to this audit?

Verification

  • Have Team Member training been verified by documented training records?

  • Comments:

  • Explain any identified issues to Operator and Supervisor. Acknowledge understanding by signature below.

  • Operator Signature

  • Supervisor Signature

  • Auditor Signature

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