Canada Lockout Tagout

About This Course

Course Objectives

Introduction to Lockout/Tagout

• Key Terms
• Regulations and Standards
• Regulations and Standards-CSA
• Responsibilities-Manufacturers
• Responsibilities-Employers
• Responsibilities-Employees

Hazardous Energy Programs and Lockout/Tagout Systems

• Information Gathering
• Task Analysis
• Hazard and Risk Analysis
• Implementing Controls
• Training

Lockout/Tagout System Steps

• Preparation
• Notification
• Isolation
• Dissipation
• Verification
• Maintenance and Service Operations
• Restoration

Types of Lockout

• Individual Lockout
• Group Lockout
• Complex Group Lockout
• Site-Specific Procedures

Specialized Tools and Devices for Lockout

Lockout and PPE

Training Lockout/Tagout Methods

Authorized Individuals

Affected Individuals

Service or Contractor Personnel

Lockout/Tagout System Implementation and More

• Alternative Methods of Hazardous Energy Control
• Lockout/Tagout Program Documentation
• Lockout/Tagout Refresher Training
• Lockout/Tagout Program Training Assessment
• Lockout/Tagout Program Review
• Lockout/Tagout Audit and Feedback
• Additional Requirements for Lockout/Tagout Procedures
• Common Lockout/Tagout Hazards and Risk Reduction

Summary

Additional Resources

Exam

All authorized employees who service or maintain equipment, as well as equipment operators and any other affected employees who work in the area where lockout tagout is being performed are required to take this training to meet OHS compliance requirements for lock out tag out. Additionally temporary personnel (seasonal or otherwise), as well as outside service and contractor personnel must also be trained in hazardous energy control.

Effective hazardous energy control programs give their employees refresher training periodically. Refresher training should be given to all applicable employees, at a minimum of once every three years. This ensures all employees maintain an appropriate level of understanding of the hazardous energy control program procedures.

This online lockout tagout training and certification course follows the regulations set forth in the OHS Safety Standards for Lockout/Tagout, as well as Province and Territory specific regulations.