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LOCK AND TAG PROGRAM FOR THE CONTROL OF HAZARDOUS ENERGY

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LOCK AND TAG PROGRAM FOR THE CONTROL OF HAZARDOUS ENERGY

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    1. LOCK AND TAG PROGRAM FOR THE CONTROL OF HAZARDOUS ENERGY (Version August 99) INSTRUCTOR: Tom Tamshen Certified Safety Professional Risk Management Department

    2. Lock & Tag 2 OUTLINE Training file on CD Rom Introduction Video L&T Program: General (1-4) Procedures ELP, GLP (5-7) Additional requirements and hardware (8-9) Training & inspection (10, 11) Caution tags (12) Documentation (13-15) Most Frequently asked questions Quiz

    3. Lock & Tag 3 INTRODUCTION

    4. Lock & Tag 4 INTRODUCTION The program does not include Equipment Specific L&T Procedures. The departments have to prepare them for their equipment and train the authorized employee. All L&T procedures must be submitted to Safety for review.

    5. Lock & Tag 5 SCOPE (1) Covered: Locking out of all hazardous energy sources such as electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, chemical, or thermal.

    6. Lock & Tag 6 SCOPE (1) Not covered (1.2): Operation locks PPS locks to prevent operation Locks to block entry Locks for administrative control Construction Permanently disconnected

    7. Lock & Tag 7 APPLICABILITY

    8. Lock & Tag 8 APPLICABILITY (2) Site-wide (all OTC) 50 V and above Below 50 V if hazardous Moving/rotating equipment Service and Maintenance (includes modifications, etc.) of any system involving hazardous energy.

    9. Lock & Tag 9 EXCEPTIONS (3)

    10. Lock & Tag 10 EXCEPTIONS (Contd) And only in following situations: Increases hazard (fire protection, life support, etc.), Or infeasible, Or testing which requires energizing.

    11. Lock & Tag 11 EXCEPTIONS (Contd)

    12. Lock & Tag 12 EXCEPTIONS (Contd)

    13. Lock & Tag 13 INTERLOCKS

    14. Lock & Tag 14 ACRONYMS Refer to Appendix C. CLL = Crew Lockout Leader ELC = Equipment (specific) Lockout Coordinator ELP = Equipment Lock and Tag Procedure GLP = General Lock and Tag Procedure

    15. Lock & Tag 15 LOCK & TAG PROCEDURES (5)

    16. Lock & Tag 16 ELP (6)

    17. Lock & Tag 17 ELP (6)

    18. Lock & Tag 18 ELP (Contd)

    19. Lock & Tag 19 GLP (7)

    20. Lock & Tag 20 GLP (7)

    21. Lock & Tag 21 GLP (7) (Contd)

    22. Lock & Tag 22 GLP (Contd)

    23. Lock & Tag 23 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS (8)

    24. Lock & Tag 24 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS (8)

    25. Lock & Tag 25 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS (8)

    26. Lock & Tag 26 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS (Contd)

    27. Lock & Tag 27 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS (Contd)

    28. Lock & Tag 28 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS (Contd)

    29. Lock & Tag 29 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS (Contd)

    30. Lock & Tag 30 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS (Contd)

    31. Lock & Tag 31 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS (Contd)

    32. Lock & Tag 32 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS (Contd)

    33. Lock & Tag 33 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS (Contd)

    34. Lock & Tag 34 LOCK AND TAG DEVICES (9)

    35. Lock & Tag 35 LOCK AND TAG DEVICES (9)

    36. Lock & Tag 36 LOCK AND TAG DEVICES (9)

    37. Lock & Tag 37 LOCK AND TAG DEVICES (9)

    38. Lock & Tag 38 LOCK AND TAG DEVICES (9)

    39. Lock & Tag 39

    40. Lock & Tag 40 Appendix A: Tags

    41. Lock & Tag 41 Appendix A: Tags

    42. Lock & Tag 42 Training (10)

    43. Lock & Tag 43 Training (10)

    44. Lock & Tag 44 Training (Contd)

    45. Lock & Tag 45 Training (Contd)

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