According to OSHA, what must an energy isolation mechanism be able to do?

Be locked without dismantling, rebuilding, replacing, or permanently altering it

Be powered by multiple energy sources

What is the purpose of a lockout device?

To hold an energy isolating mechanism in a safe position

To improve the efficiency of energy use

How many keys are usually available for a lockout device?

No keys, as they are combination locks

What must tagout devices accompany according to the text?

All lockout devices and be displayed on equipment that is older than 1990 and cannot be locked

All lockout devices on equipment that is newer than 1990

Only lockout devices on equipment that is used frequently

Only lockout devices that are used by authorized personnel

What are tagout devices usually attached to?

The energy isolating mechanism with a self-locking mechanism

The employee who is performing the maintenance

The outside of the machinery or equipment

The main electrical switch of the machinery

What must tagout devices include according to the text?

The maintenance operations, name of the employee who attached the tag, and the date it was attached

The instructions for how to remove the tag

The serial number of the machinery or equipment

According to OSHA's requirements, what must lockout/tagout devices offer?

Clear instructions like "Do not start" or "Do not operate"

A detailed description of the machinery

A list of all employees who have used the device

A warranty for the device's durability

How must lockout/tagout devices be designed in terms of visibility and understanding?

They must be standardized in color, shape, size, and print format

They must be small and discreet

They must be unique for each type of machinery

They must be written in technical language

What is the purpose of blocking in relation to LOTO (Lockout/Tagout)?

To create a zero energy state by preventing free movement of powered-down equipment

To replace lockout/tagout procedures

To identify lockout/tagout devices

To label machine components for easy recognition

Which of the following is NOT a method of blocking?

Using lockout/tagout devices as blocking tools

Inserting blocks like belts to prevent motion

Disconnecting parts of electrical circuits

Grounding electrical devices such as capacitors

Why should blocking alone never replace lockout/tagout?

Because it does not provide the same level of safety as lockout/tagout

Because it is not a recognized safety procedure

Because it is more time-consuming than lockout/tagout

Because it is only used for identifying machine components

Which information must be included on a tag? A tag must include the:

Name of the person who attached it.

Number for the company's OSHA representative.

Date the lockout device was manufactured.

Who are considered "authorized employees" in the context of an energy control program?

B) Employees designated to lock or tag equipment.

A) Employees who work around locked or tagged machines.

C) All employees within the company.

What is the purpose of a group lockout device?

A) To allow each member to attach a personal lock to keep the machine secure.

B) To identify which employee is responsible for the machine.

C) To track the usage of the machine by different employees.

D) To limit the access to the machine to authorized personnel only.

When do affected employees become authorized employees?

B) When their duties expand to maintenance or service related to the use of LOTO.

A) When they are trained on the energy control program.

C) When they are promoted to a management position.

D) When they have worked for the company for a certain number of years.

What additional responsibility do employers have regarding employees and the energy control program?

C) Employers must provide training and retraining to all employees impacted by the program.

A) Employers must provide financial incentives for following the program.

B) Employers must ensure employees take a yearly exam on the program.

D) Employers must only train new employees on the program.

What must be included in the general information section of a typical minimal lockout procedure according to OSHA?

B) A title and description of affected equipment

A) A list of authorized employees and their job titles

C) The types and locations of energy isolating devices

D) A step-by-step Application of Energy Control sequence

Which of the following is a requirement for employers during a machine shutdown in a lockout procedure?

C) Employers must list the type and location of the machine's controls

A) Employers must determine the amounts, types, and hazards of energy in the equipment

B) Employers must notify affected employees that LOTO will occur

D) All lockout devices must be applied

What must be done with stored and residual energy before a lockout/tagout procedure?

It must be dissipated or restrained by blocking or another method.

It must be left as it is until the equipment is locked out.

It must be ignored as it does not pose any significant risk.

It must be documented but not necessarily controlled.

What is the first step in the Release from Lockout/Tagout procedure?

Ensure the equipment is intact and free of nonessential items.

Re-energize the machine or equipment.

Notify affected employees that the equipment is ready for use.

What must authorized employees do after verifying that equipment is isolated?

Turn operating controls back to neutral or off.

Lock out the equipment immediately.

Re-energize the machine or equipment.

Notify affected employees that the equipment is isolated.

Who can authorize a second, trained person to restore power if the original authorized employee is unavailable?

Any employee present at the time.

The second, trained person themselves.

No one; the equipment must remain locked out.

What must be done before removing some blocking devices during the Release from Lockout/Tagout?

Power must be restored to the blocking devices.

Power must be restored to the equipment.

The equipment must be locked out again.

The LOTO devices must be inspected.

What does OSHA require for LOTO procedures to ensure protection continuity through shift or personnel changes?

Periodic inspections of LOTO procedures

Training for all new employees on LOTO procedures

Compliance with energy control programs

What is the purpose of completing lockouts in one session according to the text?

To prevent life-saving steps from being skipped or forgotten

To allow multiple employees to control the lockout process

To ensure that LOTO devices can be removed between personnel changes

To comply with third-party contractor regulations

What must outgoing authorized employees do when equipment is locked out for more than one shift?

They must transfer responsibility to an incoming employee

They must remove LOTO devices before leaving

They must perform lockout procedures again

They must ignore the lockout if service is not complete

What should third-party contractors do to participate in LOTO procedures at a worksite?

They should adhere to all LOTO practices and communicate new LOTO situations to each other

They should follow their own LOTO procedures without consulting the worksite

They should participate in LOTO procedures without any training

They should perform LOTO procedures independently of the worksite's energy control program

Which of the following is NOT an exception to the lockout/tagout (LOTO) standard?

When an accidental startup could occur

Minor tool changes or adjustments

Effective alternate protection such as machine guards

Hot tap operations that do not require shutdown and are effectively protected

What must employers provide to all employees regarding lockout/tagout (LOTO)?

LOTO training to understand the purpose of a hazardous energy control program

A written acknowledgment of LOTO procedures

Personal protective equipment for LOTO procedures

A certificate of completion for LOTO procedures

What are authorized employees required to be trained to recognize?

Hazardous energy sources and risks

The best practices for machine maintenance

What should 'affected employees' be able to do?

Understand and use energy control procedures

Perform all LOTO procedures independently

Recognize and create new energy control procedures

Provide training to other employees

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the purpose of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standard for lockout/tagout?

To ensure that all forms of energy are available during machine maintenance

To define the different forms of energy used in manufacturing

To provide minimum safeguards during service and maintenance

To prevent the use of locks and warning tags in the workplace

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What are the primary requirements to prevent accidental startup of machines according to the LOTO standard?

Ensuring all machines are turned on before maintenance

Placing locks and warning tags on energy isolation mechanisms

Removing all forms of energy from the workplace

Providing personal protective equipment to all employees

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which type of energy can cause shocks, burns, and fire hazards if it is accidentally restored during service?

Hydraulic energy

Pneumatic energy

Electrical energy

Kinetic energy

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How do hydraulic and pneumatic energy differ from electrical energy when a machine is powered off?

Hydraulic and pneumatic energy can still cause the machine to start unexpectedly

Hydraulic and pneumatic energy dissipate immediately when the machine is powered off

Hydraulic and pneumatic energy do not dissipate when a machine is powered off

Hydraulic and pneumatic energy are only present when the machine is in use

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What type of energy is usually produced by a reaction between two or more substances and can power machine components?

Thermal energy

Mechanical energy

Chemical energy

Kinetic energy

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What can thermal energy in machine parts after shutdown be produced by?

Only by electricity

Only by chemical reactions

Only by welding processes

Chemical reactions, electricity, and processes like welding

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Mechanical energy is the total amount of which two types of energy?

Potential energy and chemical energy

Kinetic energy and thermal energy

Potential energy and kinetic energy

Chemical energy and electrical energy

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Tooling U: Lockout/Tagout Practice

What is the purpose of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standard for lockout/tagout?

What are the primary requirements to prevent accidental startup of machines according to the LOTO standard?

Which type of energy can cause shocks, burns, and fire hazards if it is accidentally restored during service?

How do hydraulic and pneumatic energy differ from electrical energy when a machine is powered off?

What type of energy is usually produced by a reaction between two or more substances and can power machine components?

What can thermal energy in machine parts after shutdown be produced by?

Mechanical energy is the total amount of which two types of energy?

What does LOTO stand for?

According to OSHA, what must an energy isolation mechanism be able to do?

What is the purpose of a lockout device?

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