STANDARD OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 4 Steps to Compliance 1. Document energy control policies and procedures. 2. Identify all energy control points. 3. Train employees and promote awareness of safe work practices. 4. Equip employees with the proper lockout tools and warning devices.

KEY TERMS Lockout The placement of a device that requires a positive means—a lock, key, or combination—in order to operate an energy isolation device. Tagout The placement of an attached tag or other self-locking prominent warning that indicates an energy isolation device cannot be operated until the tag is removed.

PADLOCK TYPES Conductive Should not be used in potential electrical hazard situations. Available from Master LockR, BradyR, and American LockR. • Steel body, laminated with steel shackle • Aluminum body with steel shackle, corrosion resistant

Non-conductive Used in electrical hazardous lockout, corrosion resistant. • Safety locks feature non-metallic steel shackle available by BradyR with nylon body or by Master LockR with XenoyR thermoplastic body • All plastic safety locks feature plastic shackle and body