Unexpected startup or release of stored energy can cause severe injury or death during servicing and maintenance. This course introduces OSHA lockout/tagout requirements and the practical steps used to identify, isolate, control, and verify hazardous energy.
What You Will Learn
- Recognize hazardous energy sources and affected tasks
- Understand authorized, affected, and other employee roles
- Follow the basic sequence for lockout and tagout
- Control stored and residual energy
- Verify zero-energy state before work begins
Course Details
Duration: 45 minutes
Level: Introductory / Awareness
Language: English
Final exam: Included
Certificate: Digital Certificate of Completion with QR verification
Passing score: 80%
Attempts: Unlimited
Who Should Take This Course
Maintenance employees, machine operators, electricians, mechanics, supervisors, contractors, and workers involved in servicing, setup, cleaning, inspection, or repair of equipment.
Course Content
- Hazardous energy and OSHA LOTO requirements
- Employee roles and energy-control procedures
- Shutdown, isolation, lockout, and tagout
- Stored energy control and verification
- Group LOTO, shift changes, restoration, and final review
This course provides OSHA-aligned awareness training. It does not replace employer-specific hands-on training, site-specific instruction, or equipment-specific authorization.
