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Lockout/Tagout Periodic Assessment Checklist

by Chassity Jenkins, from the Community

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This lockout/tagout periodic assessment checklist helps auditors verify compliance with energy control procedures. It covers notification of affected persons, availability and accuracy of written and diagrammed procedures, proper use of energy-isolating devices, locks, blocks, and pins, and verification by each authorized employee. Record deficiencies, corrective actions, countermeasures, and communication to affected team members. Capture inspector name, signature, date, and time.

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Lockout/Tagout Periodic Inspection 403.1
Use this Lockout/Tagout periodic inspection checklist to verify compliance with OSHA 1910.147 and your site procedures. Assess employee knowledge of the full LOTO process, including notification, shutdown, energy isolation, lock and tag application, stored energy release, and verification of zero energy state. Review removal steps, confirm posting and accuracy of equipment-specific procedures, check labeling and arc flash information, and document findings and corrective actions with sign-offs from the observed employee and auditor.
by Brady Heck, from the Community
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Hazardous Energy Control Lockout and Tagout Checklist
This Lockout Tagout checklist supports hazardous energy control for machinery and equipment. It guides teams to confirm documented LOTO procedures, training plans, availability and correct use of locks and tags, and annual program inspections. It covers equipment specific procedures during servicing and maintenance, worker notifications before and after LOTO, supervisor and operator knowledge of energy types and hazards, proper attachment of isolating devices in safe positions, replacement of service locks when maintenance begins, shift change continuity, recurring training documentation, and periodic self inspections. Use it to prevent unexpected start up and protect workers.
by Trevor McMartin, from the Community
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Hazardous Energy Control Lockout Tagout Checklist
This Hazardous Energy Control (Lockout and Tagout) checklist aligns with AFI 91-203 and helps teams control hazardous energy during service and maintenance. It covers documented LOTO procedures, initial and recurring training plans, use of locks and tags to isolate energy, annual program inspections, availability of safety tags and locks, equipment-specific written procedures, personnel notifications before and after LOTO, knowledge of energy types and magnitudes, proper attachment of devices, shift-change continuity, current training records, and periodic self-inspections. Ideal for defense and industrial operations seeking safer work practices.
by 167th Wing Safety Office, from the Community
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Lockout Tagout Compliance Checksheet
This lockout tagout compliance checksheet helps verify a comprehensive energy control program for machines and equipment. It covers written procedures, required devices and hardware, periodic inspections and documentation, training and retraining, safe shutdown and isolation steps, verification of zero energy, restoration protocols, and removal procedures. The checklist also addresses contractor communication, group lockout responsibilities, shift changes, workspace clearance around electrical equipment, and guidance aligned with ANSI Z244 for managing stored and residual energy.
by Shane Nance, from the Community
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Lockout/Tagout Periodic Inspection 403.1

Use this Lockout/Tagout periodic inspection checklist to verify compliance with OSHA 1910.147 and your site procedures. Assess employee knowledge of the full LOTO process, including notification, shutdown, energy isolation, lock and tag application, stored energy release, and verification of zero energy state. Review removal steps, confirm posting and accuracy of equipment-specific procedures, check labeling and arc flash information, and document findings and corrective actions with sign-offs from the observed employee and auditor.

by Brady Heck, from the Community

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Hazardous Energy Control Lockout and Tagout Checklist

This Lockout Tagout checklist supports hazardous energy control for machinery and equipment. It guides teams to confirm documented LOTO procedures, training plans, availability and correct use of locks and tags, and annual program inspections. It covers equipment specific procedures during servicing and maintenance, worker notifications before and after LOTO, supervisor and operator knowledge of energy types and hazards, proper attachment of isolating devices in safe positions, replacement of service locks when maintenance begins, shift change continuity, recurring training documentation, and periodic self inspections. Use it to prevent unexpected start up and protect workers.

by Trevor McMartin, from the Community

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Hazardous Energy Control Lockout Tagout Checklist

This Hazardous Energy Control (Lockout and Tagout) checklist aligns with AFI 91-203 and helps teams control hazardous energy during service and maintenance. It covers documented LOTO procedures, initial and recurring training plans, use of locks and tags to isolate energy, annual program inspections, availability of safety tags and locks, equipment-specific written procedures, personnel notifications before and after LOTO, knowledge of energy types and magnitudes, proper attachment of devices, shift-change continuity, current training records, and periodic self-inspections. Ideal for defense and industrial operations seeking safer work practices.

by 167th Wing Safety Office, from the Community

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Lockout Tagout Compliance Checksheet

This lockout tagout compliance checksheet helps verify a comprehensive energy control program for machines and equipment. It covers written procedures, required devices and hardware, periodic inspections and documentation, training and retraining, safe shutdown and isolation steps, verification of zero energy, restoration protocols, and removal procedures. The checklist also addresses contractor communication, group lockout responsibilities, shift changes, workspace clearance around electrical equipment, and guidance aligned with ANSI Z244 for managing stored and residual energy.

by Shane Nance, from the Community

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Lockout/Tagout Periodic Assessment Checklist

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