Lock Out Tag Out

This training is for affected personnel and if you are going to apply locks and tags you must have additional training

• True

• False

LOTO is used to prevent the unexpected release of stored energy

• True

• False

Which team members should have their own personal lock and tag on the isolation device?

• Human Resources

• Each person who has their hands on a piece of equipment being serviced

• Safety Department

• Plant Manager

If you know the work is complete on a piece of equipment and a "do Not Operate" tag was left on the equipment, it is ok to remove the tag

• True

• False

There are LOTO checklists and procedures that identify isolation points on each piece of equipment

• True

• False

• Only if there's more than one isolation point

Operators and others in the area should stand clear when equipment that has been serviced is being restarted

• True

• False

Pushing the emergency stop button during maintenance or repair does not protect a person from the unexpected release of energy and is strictly prohibited ​

• True
• False

It is your responsibility to watch out for your co-worker and tell them they are at risk of being hurt

• True

• False

• Only if they're in your department

• Everyone except managers

If you see a "Do Not Operate" tag on a forklift and you know the vendor was there earlier to repair the lift, you can remove the tag and use it

• True

• False

Once the equipment has been locked and tagged out, the employee must verify the equipment is in a zero energy state by verifying there really is no stored or residual energy

• True

• False