1. Procedures to protect employees and co-workers Basic Lockout Guidelines Procedures to protect employees and co-workers

2. Lockout basics  The unexpected startup of machinery and equipment  Also refers to the release of hazardous energy  To lockout equipment, a lock is placed on the energy source, control, or isolating device

3. Elements of an effective lockout  Clearly define when a lockout needs to occur  Identify all potential energy sources It is important to drain, release, or block any stored energyIt is important to drain, release, or block any stored energy  Correctly locate energy isolating devices Circuit breaker, disconnect switch, or gate valveCircuit breaker, disconnect switch, or gate valve  Inform all machine operators of the lockout

4. Elements of an effective lockout  Attach locks along with a warning tag Date, purpose, length of time, and who installed the lockDate, purpose, length of time, and who installed the lock  Use uniquely keyed locks  Test the machinery to ensure all energy sources have been secured

5. Elements of an effective lockout  Return locked-out equipment to service only after start-up procedures have been followed  Train employees Machine operators, workers in close proximity, and management contactsMachine operators, workers in close proximity, and management contacts  Conduct an annual review of the lockout program

6. Procedures to protect employees and co-workers Basic Lockout Guidelines Procedures to protect employees and co-workers