Lockout/Tagout Sample Forms and Procedures
This file contains sample forms and instructions to help employers establish hazardous energy control procedures required by Cal/OSHA. Employers can use these forms to evaluate workplace hazards and develop their lockout/tagout program. It includes evaluation forms, specific hazardous energy control evaluations, and a safety permit for lockout/tagout activities.
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To fill out this form, start by identifying all hazardous machinery and equipment. Then, list the authorized employees and regulated work activities. Finally, provide detailed information on hazardous energies, parts, and disconnecting means.
How to fill out the Lockout/Tagout Sample Forms and Procedures?
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Identify all hazardous machinery and equipment.
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List the job titles of authorized and affected employees.
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Enter the regulated work activities for each piece of equipment.
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Indicate the types of hazardous energies associated with the equipment.
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Provide details on hazardous parts and disconnecting means.
Who needs the Lockout/Tagout Sample Forms and Procedures?
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Safety managers who need to evaluate hazardous energy control procedures.
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Maintenance personnel responsible for servicing machinery and equipment.
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Employers needing to comply with Cal/OSHA regulations.
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Training coordinators developing safety programs for employees.
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Auditors conducting safety inspections and evaluations.
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What are the instructions for submitting this form?
Submit the completed form to the appropriate safety department within your organization. Ensure all fields are accurately filled and signed by the authorized personnel. Email the form to safety@example.com, fax it to 123-456-7890, or use the online submission form on the company's intranet portal. If submitting a physical copy, send it to the Safety Compliance Office at 123 Safety Lane, Compliance City, CA 98765. Advice: Regularly update and review your lockout/tagout program to address changes in equipment and procedures, ensuring continuous compliance and safety.
What are the important dates for this form in 2024 and 2025?
Ensure to review and update your lockout/tagout program annually to maintain compliance and address any changes in equipment or procedures.
What is the purpose of this form?
The purpose of this form is to assist employers in establishing and maintaining hazardous energy control procedures as required by Cal/OSHA. By using these sample forms, employers can evaluate workplace hazards, identify authorized employees, and specify regulated work activities. These forms serve as a guide to developing a comprehensive lockout/tagout program that ensures employee safety and compliance with regulatory standards.
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- 1. Machinery/Equipment: List all machinery and equipment, including identifying information such as manufacturer, make, model, location, etc.
- 2. Authorized/Affected Employee Job Titles: Enter the job titles of authorized employees implementing hazardous energy control procedures and affected employees operating or using the machines or equipment.
- 3. Regulated Work Operations: Enter the regulated work activities such as cleaning, servicing, adjusting, unjamming, repairing, and setting-up operations.
- 4. Hazardous Energies: Indicate the types of hazardous energies associated with the machinery or equipment.
- 5. Hazardous Motion/Parts, and Potential Injuries: Enter the functions or parts of machinery or equipment of which unexpected movement would cause injury to the employee.
- 6. Disconnecting Means, Including Location(s): Provide the device or group of devices used to disconnect the machinery or equipment from its power supply and their locations.
What happens if I fail to submit this form?
Failure to submit this form may result in non-compliance with Cal/OSHA regulations and increased risk of workplace accidents.
- Non-Compliance: Employers may face penalties for not adhering to Cal/OSHA standards.
- Workplace Accidents: Increased risk of accidents due to uncontrolled hazardous energies.
How do I know when to use this form?
- 1. Evaluation: Evaluate workplace equipment and identify hazardous energy sources.
- 2. Inspection: Conduct regular inspections to ensure compliance with safety procedures.
- 3. Certification: Certify that employees are trained and authorized to perform regulated work activities.
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What types of information do I need to provide in this form?
You need to provide information about hazardous machinery, authorized employees, regulated work activities, hazardous energies, parts, and disconnecting means.
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Is using these forms mandatory for compliance?
Using these forms is not mandatory, but they can help in evaluating workplace hazards and developing a compliant lockout/tagout program.
How do I know if my lockout/tagout program is compliant?
Use the sample forms to evaluate your workplace and ensure all required elements are reviewed according to Cal/OSHA regulations.
