LOTO Safety - Aartex

Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Safety Training

Overview

This course provides participants with the knowledge and procedures required to safely control hazardous energy during maintenance and servicing of equipment. The training focuses on the Lockout / Tagout (LOTO) system used to prevent accidental startup of machinery and release of hazardous energy.

Who Should Attend

HSE / HSEQ Managers and Safety Officers
Maintenance Managers, Engineers, and Technicians
Electrical and Mechanical Technicians
Operations and Production Supervisors
Authorized Employees responsible for LOTO procedures
Affected Employees working near energized equipment
Contractors and Subcontractors performing maintenance or servicing
Facility and Plant Maintenance Staff

Program Format

Duration: 1 Day Training (5–6 hours)
Mode: Online / On-campus / Blended learning
Assessments: MCQs Based Assessment

Department Contact

Hotline : 042-3787-0896

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Course Content Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Safety

Module 1 – Introduction to LOTO

Topics include:

definition of Lockout / Tagout
purpose of hazardous energy control
accidents caused by uncontrolled energy

Participants understand why LOTO systems are critical for safety.

Module 2 – Hazardous Energy Sources

Types of hazardous energy include:

electrical energy
mechanical energy
hydraulic energy
pneumatic energy
thermal energy
chemical energy

Participants learn how to identify these sources.

Module 3 – Lockout / Tagout Devices

Common devices include:

safety locks
tags
lockout hasps
circuit breaker locks
valve lockout devices

Participants learn correct usage of LOTO equipment.

Module 4 – LOTO Procedure

Typical Lockout / Tagout steps:

Prepare for shutdown
Notify affected employees
Shut down equipment
Isolate energy sources
Apply lockout/tagout devices
Release stored energy
Verify isolation

Participants learn the standard LOTO process.

Module 5 – Roles and Responsibilities

Typical personnel involved:

authorized employees
affected employees
supervisors
maintenance personnel

Each role has specific responsibilities.

Module 6 – Group Lockout Procedures

In larger operations:

multiple workers may apply locks
group lock boxes may be used

Participants learn team-based lockout procedures.

Module 7 – Restoring Equipment to Service

Safe restart procedures include:

removing lockout devices
verifying equipment safety
notifying workers
restarting machinery

This ensures safe resumption of operations.

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion, participants will be able to:

Understand the purpose of Lockout / Tagout procedures
Identify hazardous energy sources in the workplace
Follow proper equipment isolation procedures
Apply lockout and tagout devices correctly
Understand responsibilities for authorized and affected employees

Why choose Aartex?

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