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BRight - Lockout Tagout Safety Training
- Enrollment Size: {10} for 1/2 day (20) full day.
- Duration: Theory 4 hours
- Category: Health & Safety
- Tags: Workplace, Safety
- Certified Instructor
Lockout tagout training and online lockout tagout, will teach your trainees how and when lockout tagout is required on power presses, and to prevent accidents and damage caused by unexpected movement of presses and auxiliary equipment. (Under the lock out tag out standards) relating to hazardous energy control.
Our lockout tagout certification classes are taught by expert instructors onsite throughout Ontario including: Toronto, Hamilton, Mississauga, Ottawa, Kingston, Colborne area, and select cities in the United States..
What is Lockout Tagout?Lockout tagout is the process of isolating energy sources and putting locks or tags in place, to ensure the machinery cannot be turned on until the maintenance work is completed, and the locks/tags are removed, by the persons doing the maintenance on the machine.
Lockout Tagout - Why Is Controlling Hazardous Energy Sources Important?Employees servicing or maintaining machinery or equipment could be exposed to serious physical harm or death if hazardous energy is not properly controlled. Industry workers, machine operators, and laborers are among the 3 million workers who service equipment on a regular basis and have the highest risk.
Compliance with the lock out tag out standards prevents an estimated 120 fatalities and 50,000 injuries each year. Workers injured on the job from exposure to hazardous energy lose an average of 24 workdays for recuperation. If you have any questions pertaining to our onsite health & safety training courses or online safety training, please feel free to contact us.
The lockout tagout certification course will teach compliance and procedures and the importance of the supervisor`s role in ensuring compliance. Lockout tagout training will also review legal applications / ramifications, OH & SA related fines, penalties.
- Review legal applications/ramifications - OH&SA related fines & penalties.
- Who is required to Lockout? Why?
- Importance of the supervisor`s role in ensuring compliance in locking out equipment.
- When is it required for equipment to be locked out.
- Identify and list sources of energy at this location and gives an example of each.
- Review in detail your specific policies & procedures.
- Who requires notification when lockout procedure is to be used?
- Case study - review an actual case and discuss what could have been done to prevent the accident that occurred in the case study.
- Learner evaluation / test.
- Define lockout / tagout
- Applicable Occupational Health and Safety Act and Regulations
- Canadian Standards Association Z142 - 02 Code for Power Press
- Operation: Health, Safety, and Guarding Requirements
- Responsibilities and liability
- Basic understanding of hydraulic and mechanical power presses
- Different kinds of energy
- Generic lockout procedures vs. machine specific lockout procedures
- Safety blocking devices
- Isolating energy sources
- Air counterbalance considerations
LOTO Classes: Who Should Attend Lockout Tagout Training?
Any person(s) who will be maintaining, setting-up, cleaning machinery and/or equipment, and will be exposed to a hazard and the machine will be engaged / energized. (Punch press operators, supervisors, and maintenance workers}
Theory Test
Each trainee will be required to successfully complete a multiple choice test.
(Online Requires a 90% passing grade). Upon successful completion your trainee will be certified for (3) years.
Onsite Classes
The onsite lockout tagout testing takes a half day. (Classes are a maximum of 20 trainees). Contact one of our safety consultants for details.
