Use this OSHA lockout tagout checklist to verify safe isolation of machinery and equipment during maintenance, cleaning, and setup. The checklist covers identifying and locking main power and control circuits, releasing or blocking stored energy, issuing individually keyed locks, ensuring only exposed employees apply and remove locks, and performing restart tests after confirming no one is at risk. It also includes verification of tags and signage, identifying who is working on equipment, providing sufficient locks and tags for emergencies, and locking or blocking separate machine elements when operators must leave the station. Sections for recommendations and inspector signature help document compliance and corrective actions.
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