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WSPS.CA 130-BPS-13-IGOT © 2024, Workplace Safety & Prevention Services (WSPS) 1 877 494 WSPS (9777) | 905 614 1400 2 EMPLOYER Energy Sources and Sample Control Methods ENERGY SOURCE AND EXAMPLES REGULATION SAMPLE CONTROL METHODS Electrical Power cords Motors O.Reg 851 s. 42.2, 76 Turn off power to machine at main disconnect Attach lockout device Discharge capacitors (if required) Pneumatic Pressurized air cylinders O.Reg 851 s. 75, 76 Shut off supply lines Attach lockout device Release residual energy Thermal Heater units Steam lines O.Reg 851 s. 75, 76 Shut off supply lines, energy source Attach lockout device Allow time for system to return to a safe room temperature Release residual energy (liquids or gasses) Kinetic Motor blades Flywheels O.Reg 851 s. 75, 76 Ensure motion has stopped Block or secure energy source to prevent movement Gravity/Potential Springs Presses O.Reg 851 s. 74, 75 Lower load to rest position, if possible Block parts to prevent it from falling, or springs releasing Hydraulic Presses Cylinders O.Reg 851 s. 74, 75 Shut off supply valves Attach lockout device Release any residual energy (bleed off lines) Radiation Lasers Microwave X-ray O.Reg 851 s. 75, 76 Turn off energy source Attach lockout device Chemicals Flammable liquids Corrosive liquids O.Reg 851 s. 75, 76, 78 Turn off chemical supply valves Attach lockout device Let system cool to a safe room temperature Drain residual chemicals in a safe way

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