Lockout/Tagout Principles: Employee Involvement and Exposure
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What is necessary for coordinating the lockout/tagout procedure?

  • Unique and readily identifiable lockout/tagout device
  • Coordination with all other employer’s procedures for control of exposure to electrical energy sources (correct)
  • Simple and complex lockout/tagout procedures
  • Similar lockout/tagout devices for control of other hazardous energy sources
  • What is unique and readily identifiable as a lockout/tagout device?

  • Similar lockout/tagout devices for control of other hazardous energy sources
  • Complex lockout/tagout device
  • Electrical lockout/tagout device (correct)
  • Lockout/tagout device for control of other hazardous energy sources
  • What forms of hazardous electrical energy control are permitted?

  • Complex lockout/tagout only
  • Simple and complex lockout/tagout (correct)
  • Similar lockout/tagout devices for control of other hazardous energy sources
  • Simple lockout/tagout only
  • With what should the electrical lockout/tagout procedure be coordinated?

    <p>All other employer’s procedures for control of exposure to electrical energy sources</p> Signup and view all the answers

    According to lockout/tagout principles, who should be involved in the lockout/tagout procedure?

    <p>Any person working directly on electrical equipment</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should a lockout/tagout procedure be developed based on?

    <p>Existing electrical equipment and system</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How should all sources of electrical energy be controlled according to the lockout/tagout principles?

    <p>To minimize employee exposure to electrical hazards</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Where should locks/tags be installed according to the lockout/tagout principles?

    <p>Only on circuit disconnecting means</p> Signup and view all the answers

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