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[Audio] Create A Written LOTO Statement
RPM LOTO Program must be in writing and include, at minimum, the following
the name and location of the equipment that must be locked out;
a list of equipment specific steps controlling hazardous energy when shutting down each machine and starting it again.
information on any secondary energy sources such as heat, fumes, tension, or other hazards that must be moved or tied down.
the location of stored lockout devices
the process to verify that the LOTO device is locked
the process for placing a tag on the lock and identifying the worker who put the tag on it
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• the steps for bringing the machine or equipment back online after maintenance or service is completed.. 

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▪ RPM LOTO Program must be in writing and include, at

▪
the name and location of the equipment that must be locked out;

▪
a list of equipment specific steps controlling hazardous energy when 
shutting down each machine and starting it again.

▪
information on any secondary energy sources such as heat, fumes, 
tension, or other hazards that must be moved or tied down.

▪
the location of stored lockout devices

▪
the process to verify that the LOTO device is locked

▪
the process for placing a tag on the lock and identifying the worker who 
put the tag on it

▪
• the steps for bringing the machine or equipment back online after 
maintenance or service is completed.

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[Audio] Employees Roles and Responsibilities
 Employers are tasked with making sure all workers are notified and aware of their role during LOTO procedures.
Program Administrator is often a management staff member assigned by the employer to enforce the LOTO Program.
Affected Employee are the workers who operate or use the machines or equipment that are being serviced or maintained.
Authorized Employee is the person who will perform the LOTO procedure before maintenance or repairs.
LOTO Team All employees are responsible for complying with the
LOTO Program and using the proper devices. 

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▪ Employers are tasked with making sure all workers are notified

and aware of their role during LOTO procedures.

▪ Program Administrator is often a management staff member

assigned by the employer to enforce the LOTO Program.

▪ Affected Employee are the workers who operate or use the

machines or equipment that are being serviced or maintained.

▪ Authorized Employee is the person who will perform the LOTO

▪ LOTO Team All employees are responsible for complying with the

LOTO Program and using the proper devices

[Audio] Lockout/Tagout Employee Training
All employees should receive basic LOTO awareness training that includes.
the importance of respecting locked and tagged machinery.
the understanding of voiding a lock or tag and attempting to start the equipment can cause loss of life or limb to another employee.
the safe application, use, and removal of energy controls
the disciplinary measures for tampering with locked or tagged equipment.
instructions on lockout procedures
recognizing hazardous energy sources
More like hey this is you. 

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All employees should receive basic LOTO awareness training that includes.

• the importance of respecting locked and tagged machinery.

• the understanding of voiding a lock or tag and attempting to start the equipment can cause loss of 
life or limb to another employee.

• the safe application, use, and removal of energy controls

• the disciplinary measures for tampering with locked or tagged equipment.

• recognizing hazardous energy sources
More like hey this is you

[Audio] Proper Recordkeeping
▪ Inventory Log of all LOTO devices and their stored location should be maintained.
▪ Training Records should include the attendees' names, dates, topics, trainer's name.
▪ Lock and Key Issue Records
Keep a record of when locks and keys were issued, why, and to whom.
▪ LOTO Activity Log The activity log needs to include who, what, when, where, and why a lockout was performed. 

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devices and their stored 
location should be maintained.

include the attendees’ names, 
dates, topics, trainer’s name.

Keep a record of when locks 
and keys were issued, why, and 
to whom.

log needs to include who, 
what, when, where, and why a 
lockout was performed

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EQUIPMENT
LOCKED OUT BY
Completion Date:
THIS ENERGY SOURCE
HAS BEEN LOCKED OUT!
UNAUTHORIZED REMOVAL OF
THIS LOCK/TAG MAY RESULT
IN IMMEDIATE DISCHARGE.
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[Audio] Lockout/Tagout Procedures. . . Lockout/Tagout Procedures. 

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stored energy as found
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[Audio] Restoring Power Procedures
Check that all tools and materiel have been removed.
Confirm that all employees have been safely
Positioned and removed from the area.
Verify that the controls are in NEUTRAL, set OFF, or in a ready state.
Remove the lockout devices and reenergize the machine or equipment.
Notify affected employees that the servicing or maintenance is completed, and the machine or equipment is ready for use.. 

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Check that all tools and materiel have 
been removed.

Confirm that all employees have been 
safely

Positioned and removed from the area.
Verify that the controls are in 
NEUTRAL, set OFF, or in a ready state.

Remove the lockout devices and 
reenergize the machine or equipment.

Notify affected employees that the 
servicing or maintenance is completed, 
and the machine or equipment is ready 
for use.

[Audio] Compliance to OSHA CFR 1910.147
If your company has employees who service or maintain machines that could cause an injury, then most likely the LOTO regulations apply to you. Any time someone maintenance or service a machine or piece of equipment .It is required to have a LOTO Program in place.. 

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If your company has 
employees who service or 
maintain machines that could 
cause an injury, then most 
likely the LOTO regulations 
apply to you. Any time 
someone maintenance or 
service a machine or piece of 
equipment .It is 
required to have a LOTO 
Program in place.

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▪ RPM LOTO Program must be in writing and include, at minimum, the following

▪ the name and location of the equipment that must be locked out;

▪ a list of equipment specific steps controlling hazardous energy when  shutting down each machine and starting it again.

▪ information on any secondary energy sources such as heat, fumes,  tension, or other hazards that must be moved or tied down.

▪ the location of stored lockout devices

▪ the process to verify that the LOTO device is locked

▪ the process for placing a tag on the lock and identifying the worker who  put the tag on it

• the steps for bringing the machine or equipment back online after  maintenance or service is completed.

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▪ Employers are tasked with making sure all workers are notified and aware of their role during LOTO procedures.

▪ Program Administrator is often a management staff member assigned by the employer to enforce the LOTO Program.

▪ Affected Employee are the workers who operate or use the machines or equipment that are being serviced or maintained.

▪ Authorized Employee is the person who will perform the LOTO procedure before maintenance or repairs.

• the understanding of voiding a lock or tag and attempting to start the equipment can cause loss of  life or limb to another employee.

▪ Inventory Log of all LOTO devices and their stored  location should be maintained.

▪ Training Records should include the attendees' names,  dates, topics, trainer's name.

Keep a record of when locks  and keys were issued, why, and  to whom.

▪ LOTO Activity Log The activity log needs to include who,  what, when, where, and why a  lockout was performed

Check that all tools and materiel have  been removed.

Confirm that all employees have been  safely

Remove the lockout devices and  reenergize the machine or equipment.

Notify affected employees that the  servicing or maintenance is completed,  and the machine or equipment is ready  for use.

If your company has  employees who service or  maintain machines that could  cause an injury, then most  likely the LOTO regulations  apply to you

Any time  someone maintenance or  service a machine or piece of  equipment .It is  required to have a LOTO