Course Outline

Regulatory Framework and Standards

  • Overview of applicable regulations and consensus standards for government operations
  • Legal responsibilities of employers and workers in the public sector
  • Integration of Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) practices into broader safety management systems for government agencies

LOTO Policy and Program Development

  • Key components of an effective LOTO program and written procedures for government use
  • Permit-to-work and authorization workflows tailored for government environments
  • Recordkeeping, auditing, and continuous improvement processes for government safety programs

Identification of Energy Sources and Hazard Assessment

  • Types of hazardous energy (electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, thermal, chemical) relevant to government facilities
  • Techniques for locating and documenting energy isolation points in public sector settings
  • Risk assessment and prioritization for maintenance tasks within government operations

Isolation Devices, Locking, and Tagging Hardware

  • Common isolation devices and best selection practices for government applications
  • Types of locks and tags, securement methods, and key control procedures for government use
  • Special situations: group LOTO, multiple energy sources, and complex machinery in public sector environments

LOTO Procedures, Verification, and Restoration

  • Step-by-step structure of LOTO procedures and safe sequencing for government operations
  • Isolation verification, testing, and safe work verification processes for government facilities
  • Safe removal of locks/tags and system re-energization protocols for government use

Roles, Responsibilities, and Communication

  • Segregation of duties: authorized, affected, and other employees in the public sector
  • Coordination practices among supervisors, HSE personnel, and contractors for government operations
  • Shift handovers, group LOTO coordination, and emergency response procedures for government facilities

Hands-on Practical Labs and Assessment

  • Practical exercise: developing and executing LOTO on representative equipment mock-ups for government training
  • Scenario drills: multi-energy isolation, unexpected hazards, and troubleshooting in public sector settings
  • Competency checks, debrief sessions, and corrective action planning for government employees

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • An understanding of fundamental manufacturing operations for government.
  • Experience working with or in proximity to industrial machinery.
  • Familiarity with workplace safety principles.

Audience

  • Maintenance technicians and electricians.
  • Machine operators and production supervisors.
  • Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) personnel.
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