1. Lock-out/ Tag-out OSHA 1910.147

2. Lock out/Tag out2 Terminal Objective The firefighter will describe the proper procedure for locking out the power source of a piece of machinery, as per OSHA 1910.147, with 100% accuracy. The firefighter will describe the proper procedure for locking out the power source of a piece of machinery, as per OSHA 1910.147, with 100% accuracy.

3. Lock out/Tag out3 Reasons Rescue Rescue Fire Fire Malfunction Malfunction

4. Lock out/Tag out4 Minimal Requirements Identify equipment. Identify equipment. Notify all affected employees. Notify all affected employees. Firefighter should refer to companies procedure. Firefighter should refer to companies procedure. If machine is operating, it should be shut down. If machine is operating, it should be shut down. Deactivate energy isolating device. Deactivate energy isolating device.

5. Lock out/Tag out5 Minimal Requirements (cont.) Lock out device. Lock out device. Check for stored energy. Check for stored energy. To verify disconnection To verify disconnection –operate machinery, making sure it does not operate. Equipment is now locked out. Equipment is now locked out.

6. Lock out/Tag out6 Lock out Kit

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10. 10 Main switch locked in on position

11. Lock out/Tag out11 To Restore Clear area Clear area Equipment in Neutral Equipment in Neutral Remove Lock Remove Lock Re-energize machine Notify affected employees