Target Audience Novice or Experienced People Requiring Lock-Out Training. Site Specific and On Site Training Available.
Learning Outcomes
- Comprehend Fundamentals and Applicable Regulations
- Safe Operating Procedures When Lock-Out is Implemented
- Identify Hazardous Energy, Energy Isolating Devices and Lock-Out Procedures
- Understand Devices and a Written Work Procedures for Isolating Energy
- Understand Methods for Performing the Correct Procedures
Topics
- WorkSafeBC Rules, Regulations and Requirements for Lock-Out Procedures
- What is Lock-out and Who is Responsible for Lock-Out
- Dangers and Examples of Hazardous Energy
- Examples of Energy Isolation Devices
- Written Procedures
- Removal of Locks
- Shift or Personnel Change Procedures
- Periodic Inspections
- Multiple Energy Sources
- Group Procedure
- Work on Energized Equipment
- Procedures for Isolation and Lock-Out Equipment
- Procedure When a Machine Testing is Required During Lock-Out
- Personal Protective Equipment
Required Time
- 4 Hour Course – Theory and Practical
- Re-certification Dependent on Class Size 2hrs (approx.)
Skills and Knowledge
- Theory (Require 80% for Pass)
- Student Demonstration (Require 80% for Pass)
Understand the Following
- Rules, Regulations and Standards Governing the Requirements for Lock-Out Procedures
- The Importance of Procedures
- The Dangers of Hazardous Energy
- Energy Isolating Devices
- Describe the Basic Requirements of an Energy Control Program
- Distinguish Between Affected and Authorized Employees
- Define Typical Minimal Lock-Out Procedure
- List the Sequence of Steps for a Typical Minimal Lock-Out Procedure
- List the Sequence of Steps for Restoring Equipment to Service After Lock-out
- Describe the Importance of Continuity During the Procedure
Delivery Method for this Training is Divided Into
- Theory – Manuals, PowerPoint, & Videos
- Practical – Student Demonstration and Assessment
This Course Follows WorkSafeBC Regulations and the Occupational Health & Safety Regulations (OHSR). Also, Including Canadian Standard Association (CSA) and American National Standards Institute (ANSI). Visit WorkSafeBC.com