Lockout Tagout Training
Need lock out tag out training videos for your employees? Of course you do! The videos in this series teach to the concepts found in OSHA Standard, Title 29 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 1910.147. Lockout tagout procedures are also known as the control of hazardous energy. The OSHA guidelines on this require training for both “affected” and “authorized” employees. OSHA defines affected employees as those who operates a machine but is not authorized to lock it out. The definition for authorized employees are those who are responsible for the shutdown, lockout tagout procedures, and repair of the machine. Our training programs help you train your employees of both classes on the proper lockout tagout procedures, safety fundamentals, and helps you maintain OSHA compliance with your lockout tagout program. The lockout tagout training videos found here can help you implement your energy control program and keep employees from injuring themselves due to faulty lockout tagout procedures.
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Lockout / Tagout Training — Frequently Asked Questions
What OSHA standard does lockout/tagout training cover?
Our lockout/tagout videos teach the concepts in OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910.147, the Control of Hazardous Energy. The standard requires employers to establish energy-control procedures and train employees to safely shut down, isolate, and de-energize machinery before service or maintenance.
Who needs lockout/tagout training?
Authorized employees who lock or tag out equipment to perform servicing or maintenance must be trained in full, and affected employees who operate or work near that equipment must be trained to recognize energy-control procedures. Training is the employer’s responsibility.
How often is lockout/tagout retraining required?
OSHA requires retraining whenever there is a change in job assignment, machinery, or energy-control procedures, or when a periodic inspection reveals deficiencies. 1910.147 also requires an annual periodic inspection of each energy-control procedure.
What is included in the lockout/tagout training kit?
Each kit can be purchased in USB or DVD format in English or Spanish and includes everything needed for in-house training: a full-length safety video, a presenter’s guide, a PowerPoint, a trainee quiz, and certificates of completion.