Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Safety Training — OSHA 1910.147 Explained
Every year, countless injuries and amputations happen because machinery is serviced without proper energy-control procedures. In this step-by-step video, you’ll learn how to apply an OSHA-compliant Lockout/Tagout program that keeps maintenance, repair, and cleaning teams safe.
🎥 What you’ll learn
Why LOTO matters: real-world hazards of uncontrolled energy
Key definitions: Authorized vs. Affected Employee, Energy-Isolating Device, Energy Source, Lockout, Tagout
Prep & notification: identifying energy sources and warning coworkers
De-energizing equipment: proven shutdown techniques for electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and mechanical energy
Applying locks & tags: best-practice placement and labeling
Verification: how to confirm zero-energy state before work begins
Safe restart: systematic removal of locks/tags and equipment testing
OSHA tips: insider guidance to meet §1910.147 record-keeping and training requirements
00:45 Why Lockout/Tagout saves lives
01:30 Critical LOTO definitions
02:40 Preparation & employee notification
03:55 De-energize and isolate energy
05:15 Apply locks, tags, and verification
06:00 Perform maintenance safely
07:00 Restore equipment & final checks
07:40 Key takeaways + next steps
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