Course Overview
Course Content
Lesson 1: Introduction and Objectives
Scope of LOTO violations and injuries, OSHA citation statistics, importance of hazardous energy control, course objectives, and overview of LOTO procedures
Lesson 2: Hazardous Energy
What hazardous energy is, types of hazardous energy, stored energy hazards, and the “Fatal Five” causes of LOTO-preventable injuries
Lesson 3: Energy Control Program
OSHA standard requirements, written energy control program components, energy isolation procedures for specific equipment, employee training requirements, periodic inspections of energy control procedures, and documentation requirements
Lesson 4: Locks and Tags
Lock specifications, tag requirements, when locks must be used vs. tags, tag-only exceptions and additional precautions, placement of locks and tags at energy isolation points, and removal procedures
Lesson 5: Lockout/Tagout
The six steps of LOTO, stored energy dissipation, group LOTO procedures, shift change LOTO transfers, and safe re-energization procedures
Who This Course Is For

Certificate & Compliance
Upon successful completion, learners receive an official certificate of completion documenting their Lockout/Tagout training for OSHA compliance records and facility safety programs.
The course includes assessments that verify understanding of hazardous energy types, LOTO standard requirements, lock and tag specifications, and the six steps of safe de-energization and re-energization procedures. Certificates are generated immediately and can be downloaded or printed for employee files and OSHA documentation.
Supports Compliance With:
- OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147: The Control of Hazardous Energy (Lockout/Tagout)
- OSHA training requirements for Authorized and Affected Employees
- Annual retraining and periodic inspection requirements
- Facility energy control program documentation
- Joint Commission environment of care standards
- Workers’ compensation loss prevention programs
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