Questions and Answers
Who should carry a lockout device when working inside a machine?
What is the purpose of using lockout devices?
Lockout devices primarily serve which of the following functions?
What could happen if lockout devices are not used appropriately?
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Which statement is true regarding lockout devices?
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What should be done with the lock after exiting the machine?
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Why must individuals not allow others to borrow their lock?
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What is the initial action required before entering a machine?
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When should the lock be engaged on the emergency stop button?
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What action is NOT allowed regarding the lock?
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Study Notes
Locking Mechanism for Safety
- A lock is secured on a metal fitting or Emergency Stop button to ensure safety before machine entry.
- The lock is operated using a key, providing controlled access.
Procedure for Lock Removal
- The lock is only removed after exiting the machine, ensuring that the operator is no longer inside before relinquishing control.
Personal Responsibility
- Locks must not be shared with others; borrowing of locks is strictly prohibited to maintain safety protocols.
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Description
This quiz covers the importance of lockout devices for operators working inside machines. Understanding the role of these devices is crucial for preventing accidental operations and ensuring safety in the workplace. Test your knowledge on safety protocols and equipment usage related to lockout devices.
