Tti Tailgate Safety Topic - August 4, 2014
Lockout-Tagout: Control of Hazardous Energy
- 1.An example of "Kinetic Energy" is:
- A.
Water in a pipe under pressure
- B.
Stored electricity
- C.
Moving machinery
- D.
Steam or compressed gases
- 2.According to the presentation, the things you should consider in your "First Step in Lockout-Tagout" are (click all that apply):
- A.
Hazard types/Types of hazardous energy
- B.
Whether inappropriate lockout-tagout will cause a minor injury or result in a death
- C.
Methods to relieve stored energy, if feasible
- D.
Isolation points
- E.
Time of day
- F.
Procedure for lockout
- G.
Color of the lock you will be using
- 3.According to the presentation, proper execution of lockout-tagout procedures ensures that (check all that apply):
- A.
Zero-energy state has been verified
- B.
Emergency services have been notified in the event of an unexpected release of hazardous energy
- C.
All power has been cut to the building
- D.
All hazardous energy sources have been eliminated or isolated
- E.
The equipment or machinery can not be energized when the locks and tags are in place
- F.
All of your personal affairs are in order in case you die
- G.
There are no employees within 100 ft of the area of the locked/tagged out equipment or hazardous energy source
- 4.Accidents caused by the accidental release of stored energy are preventable no more than 85% of the time.
- A.
True
- B.
False
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