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Energy control program safety procedures involving lockout tagout LOTO
Energy control program safety procedures involving lockout tagout LOTO

Safety: Lockout Tagout (LOTO)

This Safety: Lockout Tagout (LOTO) course by THORS will give employers the information needed to create a safety program for any manufacturing business where the isolation of hazardous energy is needed to prevent injury to employees during service or maintenance of machinery. Ready to take the next step? Explore the course details and see everything we’ve packed into this program!

Also available in Chinese, Polish, Spanish, and Turkish

Learning Hours: 2

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Course Description

This Safety: Lockout Tagout (LOTO) course by THORS will give employers the information needed to create a safety program for any manufacturing business where the isolation of hazardous energy is needed to prevent injury to employees during service or maintenance of machinery. Employees who are being trained in safety protocols will finish this course with a thorough understanding of the part employers and employees each play in developing and maintaining a LOTO program including maintenance of safety records. 

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Who will benefit from this LOTO course?

People in a manufacturing industry who is responsible for creating and maintaining a lockout tagout safety procedure, program, and training in a facility.

Course Classification

This manufacturing course by THORS eLearning Solutions covers identification of key terms, understanding of key concepts, and application of the covered topics.

*THORS uses the Bloom’s Taxonomy Methodology for our course development.

Certificate Awarded for Safety: Lockout Tagout (LOTO)

Example of certificate awarded upon successful completion of the course.

*upon successful completion

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Learning Objectives

  1. Define energy and name at least four different energy sources.
  2. Describe the importance of separating the machine from its energy source or sources.
  3. Differentiate between energy-isolating devices that are capable of being locked out and those that are not capable of being locked out.
  4. List the components of a training program, including the differences between the three employee types.
  5. Identify the standard steps in the LOTO procedure, including defining group LOTO.
  6. Outline the three instances when LOTO is required and the four instances when LOTO is NOT required.

Safety: Lockout Tagout (LOTO)

Table of Contents

  1. LOTO Concepts
    1. Energy
      1.  Energy Sources
        1. Electrical Energy
        2. Mechanical Energy
        3. Chemical Energy
        4. Hydraulic Energy
        5. Pneumatic Energy
        6. Thermal Energy
        7. Gravitational Energy
      2.  Energized Machines
      3.  Danger Zone
    2. Energy-Isolating Devices
      1.  Capable of Being Locked Out
        1. Machine Criteria
        2. Acceptable Energy-Isolating Devices
          1. Circuit Breaker
          2. Disconnect Switch
          3. Line Valve
          4. Block
        3.  Unacceptable Energy-Isolating Devices
      2.  Not Capable of Being Locked Out
    3. Lockout Devices
      1.  Additional Safety Measures
      2.  Device Requirements
  2. Energy Control Program
    1. Employer Requirements
    2. Energy Control Procedure
    3. Training Programs
      1. Employee Types
      2. Tagout Considerations
      3. Retraining
    4. LOTO Procedure
      1. LOTO Steps
      2.  Group LOTO
    5. LOTO is Required
      1. Bypassing Safety Measures
      2. Point of Operation
      3. Operating in the Danger Zone
    6. LOTO is Not Required
    7. Removal of LOTO Devices
    8. Special Safety Circumstances
      1.  Servicing with the Power On
      2.  Testing or Positioning of Machines
      3.  Machine Setup
    9. Personnel Safety Requirements
      1. Shift or Personnel Changes
      2. Outside Personnel
    10. Inspections and Certifications
  3. Case Studies
    1. Case Study 1
      1. Identify Energy Sources
      2. Identify Danger Zones
      3. Identify Energy-Isolating Devices
      4. Apply LOTO
      5. Remove LOTO Devices
    2. Case Study 2
      1. Identify Energy Sources
      2. Identify Danger Zones
      3. Identify Energy Needs
      4. Identify Energy-Isolating Devices
      5. Apply Group LOTO
      6. Perform Maintenance
      7. Remove Group LOTO Devices

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