Key Takeaways: - Understanding the purpose of lock and tag procedures - Connecting the roles and responsibilities for worker designations under lock and tag - Recognizing the sources of energy hazards and consequences of improper control - Acknowledging employer responsibilities and requirements for lock and tag - Identifying different types of lock and tag devices - Learning the basic procedural steps for lock and tag - Comprehending criteria and situations that qualify as exceptions to lock and tag requirements Course Description OSHA has estimated that not controling hazardous stored energy causes nearly ten percent of serious accidents across industries, and in addition, workers injured on the job from exposure […]