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Lockout Tagout Training Online Course

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Drinking Water and Wastewater

Delaware Valley Insurance Trust

Linda Poole

lpoole@dvtrusts.com

267-803-5717 Ext.

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Many workers are unaware of the potential electrical hazards present in their work environment, which makes them more vulnerable to the danger of electrocution. Lockout Tagout is a technique used to prevent energy from being released during the servicing of equipment. This is accomplished by placing locks and tags on energy isolation devices prior to starting work. The purpose of this course is to educate employees on how to protect themselves against potential electrical hazards.

Basic thru Advanced

1) Lesson 1 a) Avoiding Mistakes b) OSHA Regulations c) Two Victims d) Machine Energy e) Fatal Mistakes f) No Lockout Needed 2) Lesson 2 a) When “Off” is Not Off b) Examples of Stored Energy c) Types of Stored Energy d) Release the Energy Activity e) Energy Control and Isolation f) Zero Energy State g) Energy Isolating Devices h) Written Machine Procedures i) Authorized Employees j) Affected Employees k) Other Employees 3) Lesson 3 a) Lockout Devices b) Tagout Devices c) Substantial and Standardized d) Distinctive and Dedicated e) Removal of Locks and Tags f) Removal Alternatives 4) Lesson 4 a) Energy Control Program b) Parts of Energy Control Programs c) Inspections d) Documentation e) Training f) Retraining g) Lockout by Outside Contractors h) Back into Service Activity i) Prevention of Injuries j) Amperage k) Attitudes l) Fatal Accidents 5) Summary

Delaware Valley Insurance Trust clients that are certified Pa. DEP Water and Wastewater Operators

Virtual Asynchronous