Mobile App Game: Electric Protector

• In the Electric Protector game, you role-play as an electrician who is getting ready to repair a motor out in the field. Develop familiarity with some of the key concepts related to the LO/TO process: Identifying the correct equipment; Locking out before work; and Verifying isolation. The app is available for both Android and Apple:
  ‍Google Play Store
  Apple App Store

Online Resources

• Control of Hazardous Energy Lockout/Tagout, OSHA 3120, 2002 (Revised). This OSHA booklet explains how to control hazardous energy during service or maintenance of machines or equipment.
• OSHA's e-Tool Lockout/Tagout Tutorial summarizes the key components of the LO/TO Standard in a "plain English" question/answer format.
• Read this OSHA Hot Topic discussion to learn about:
  1) The relationship of 1910.147 (LO/TO) standard to Subpart O (Machinery & Machine Guarding)
  2) Energy Control Program
  3) Group LO/TO
  4) Multiple Energy Sources/Items of Equipment
  5) The relationship of 1910.147 (LO/TO) standard to 1910.269 (Electric Power Generation) and 1910.333 (Electrical Work Practices) standards.

Helpful Videos

• This video illustrates why every worker should use their own lock:
  ‍Napo in shocking situations - episode 008 - Lock out (by Napo)
• This video explains what hazardous energy is and the 4 steps used to control it in LO/TO:
  ‍What is Lockout Tagout? (by Graphic Products)
• This video explains what lockout tagout is and how it is used to protect employees:
  ‍Lockout Tagout | An introduction to the control of hazardous energy (by Ally Safety)
• This video is the first in a 7-video series that illustrates the "do's and don'ts" of LO/TO:
  ‍Lockout / Tagout LOTO Scene1 (by SafeQuarry)
• This video outlines the 2 parts of the LO/TO process (Lockout and Reenergization) and illustrates the steps involved in each:
  ‍Lockout/Tagout (LO/TO) Procedure (by Graphic Products)