Control of Hazardous Energy Course Description

Electrical hazards can exist at job sites, emergency responses, and industrial plants because of downed power lines, improper use of electrical equipment, unguarded electrical parts, electrical fires, etc. These field operations may also present dangers associated with other hazardous energy sources such as hydraulic, chemical, pneumatic, or stored energy. In addition, servicing and maintenance of field equipment may expose personnel to hazardous energy sources. The Control Of Hazardous Energy Standard helps safeguard employees from hazardous energy while they are performing service or maintenance on machines or equipment.

Open and Print First – Syllabus and Performance Eval – LOTO

Required Materials

Lockout Tagout Presentation

Electrical Panel Repair Results in Electrocution Video – 2 min

High Pressure/Temperature Steam Release During Engine Room Repair Video – 3 min

Control of Hazardous Energy Text

OSHA Control of Hazardous Energy

Hyperlinks for Course -LOTO

Supplemental Materials

Control of Hazardous Energy (Lockout/Tagout) Summary