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It is not intended to supersede the requirements of the standard.  An employer should review the standard for particular requirements which are applicable to their individual situation and make adjustments to this program that are specific to their company.  An employer will need to add information relevant to their particular facility in order to develop an effective, comprehensive program.\n\u000f1910.147\nThe Control of Hazardous Energy (Lockout/Tagout) Procedure\nTable of Contents\nObjective\nAssignment of Responsibility\nProcedures\nPreparation for Lockout or Tagout\nElectrical\nHydraulic/Pneumatic\nFluids and Gases\nMechanical Energy\nRelease from Lockout/Tagout\nService or Maintenance Involving More than One Person\nRemoval of an Authorized Employee’s Lockout/Tagout by the Company\nShift or Personnel Changes\nProcedures for Outside Personnel/Contractors\nTraining and Communication\nPeriodic Inspection\nAttachments\nList of Authorized Personnel for Lockout/Tagout Procedures Form\nCertification of Training of Authorized Personnel Form\nCertification of Training of Affected Personnel Form\nLockout/Tagout Inspection Certification Form\nLockout/Tagout Energy Control Procedures\n\u000f\nCompany Name\nLockout/Tagout Procedure\nI.\tOBJECTIVE\nThe objective of this procedure is to establish a means of positive control to prevent the accidental starting or activating of machinery or systems while they are being repaired, cleaned and/or serviced.  This program serves to:\nEstablish a safe and positive means of shutting down machinery, equipment and systems.\nProhibit unauthorized personnel or remote control systems from starting machinery or equipment while it is being serviced.\nProvide a secondary control system (tagout) when it is impossible to positively lockout the machinery or equipment.\nEstablish responsibility for implementing and controlling lockout/tagout procedures.\nEnsure that only approved locks, standardized tags and fastening devices provided by the company will be utilized in the lockout/tagout procedures.\nII.\tASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITY\nA.\t  Name of Responsible Person    will be responsible for implementing the lockout/tagout program.\nB.\t  Name of Responsible Persons       are responsible for enforcing the program and insuring compliance with the procedures in their departments.\nC.\t Name of esponsible Person     is responsible for monitoring the compliance of this procedure and will conduct the annual inspection and certification of the authorized employees.\nD.\tAuthorized employees (those listed in Attachment A) are responsible for following established lockout/tagout procedures.\nE.\tAffected employees (all other employees in the facility) are responsible for insuring they do not attempt to restart or re-energize machines or equipment which are locked out or tagged out.\nIII.  PROCEDURES\nThe ensuing items are to be followed to ensure both compliance with the OSHA Control of Hazardous Energy Standard and the safety of our employees.\nPreparation for Lockout or Tagout\nEmployees who are required to utilize the lockout/tagout procedure (see Attachment A) must be knowledgeable of the different energy sources and the proper sequence of shutting off or disconnecting energy means.  The four types of energy sources are:\n1.\telectrical (most common form);\n2.\thydraulic or pneumatic;\n3.\tfluids and gases; and\n4. \tmechanical (including gravity).\nMore than one energy source may be utilized on some equipment and the proper procedure must be followed in order to identify energy sources and lockout/tagout accordingly.  See Attachment F for specific procedure format.\nElectrical\n1.\tShut off power at machine and disconnect.\n2.\tDisconnecting means must","cbCaibvljAEPOmrX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibvljAEPOmrX","doc",86016,"English","# Objective\n# Assignment of Responsibility\n# Procedures\n## Preparation for Lockout or Tagout\n## Electrical\n## Hydraulic/Pneumatic\n## Fluids and Gases\n## Mechanical Energy\n## Release from Lockout/Tagout\n## Service or Maintenance Involving More than One Person\n## Removal of an Authorized Employee’s Lockout/Tagout by the Company\n## Shift or Personnel Changes\n## Procedures for Outside Personnel/Contractors\n## Training and Communication\n## Periodic Inspection\n## Attachments","[{\"question\":\"What is the objective of the lockout/tagout program?\",\"answer\":\"It establishes positive control to prevent accidental starting or activating machinery during repair, cleaning, or service. 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