Staying safe with hazardous energy: Using the Lockout Tagout procedure

January 26, 2024

If you work in manufacturing, you use powerful machinery every day. This equipment contains hazardous energy (electrical, pressurized air, mechanical, chemical and more) that can hurt you. Watch this short video and learn how to stay safe by using the Lockout Tagout procedure.

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Staying safe with hazardous energy: Using the Lockout Tagout procedure