Lock Out / Tag Out - LOTO

Safeguard yourself and others with our comprehensive online Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) training.
 
This course equips you with the knowledge and skills to prevent accidental energy release while servicing or repairing equipment, covering:
What is Lock-Out/Tag-Out (LOTO): Understand the purpose and importance of LOTO procedures in preventing injuries and fatalities from uncontrolled hazardous energy.
Lock-Out/Tag-Out Devices: Learn about different types of locks and tags used in LOTO, their proper selection and application for various energy sources.
Lock-Out/Tag-Out Procedures: Master the step-by-step process of LOTO, including identifying energy sources, isolating equipment, verifying isolation, applying locks and tags, and following safe servicing procedures.
Dissipating Stored Energy: Understand the importance of releasing residual energy before performing maintenance and the appropriate methods for doing so safely.
Special Situations: Learn about specific considerations for LOTO in complex situations, such as group work, shift changes, and blind operations.
Release Procedures: Discover the safe and proper methods for removing locks and tags after completing maintenance and restoring energy to the equipment.
Working with Electrical Systems: Understand specific LOTO procedures for electrical energy isolation, including lockout devices for circuit breakers and switches.
Working with Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems: Learn safe isolation techniques for hydraulic and pneumatic systems, including lockout procedures for valves and pressure relief devices.
The Importance of Lockout/Tagout: Gain insight into the critical role of LOTO in preventing serious accidents and fatalities in various workplaces.
Preventable Deaths Through Proper Procedure: Analyze real-life cases of accidents resulting from improper LOTO procedures, emphasizing the importance of following safety protocols.
 
Become a responsible and safety-conscious worker. Enroll in our Lockout/Tagout course today!
Total run time is 50 (including test)