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The Lockout Tagout Procedures For Electricity Risk Assessment includes the following job steps and related potential hazards:
- 1. Preparation
- Risk of electrocution
- unexpected energisation
- 2. Lockout Procedure
- Incorrect lockout
- multiple energy sources
- 3. Equipment Check
- Missing safety devices
- malfunctioning equipment
- 4. Initial Start-up
- Equipment failure
- human error
- 5. Regular Inspection
- Unseen damage
- wear and tear
- 6. Servicing and Maintenance
- Neglected issues
- inadequate training
- 7. Shutdown
- Faulty shutdown procedure
- machinery inertia
- 8. Tagout Device Application
- Incorrect tagging
- missing tagouts
- 9. Energy Source Identification
- Misidentification
- missing sources
- 10. Isolation of Energy Source
- Inefficient isolation
- inaccessible points
- 11. Energy Stored Dissipation
- Overlooked energy points
- residual energy
- 12. Verification of Isolation and Dissipation
- Insufficient verification
- overlooked steps
- 13. Work on Isolated Equipment
- Human error
- unexpected machine reaction
- 14. Removal of Lockout/Tagout Devices
- Premature removal
- miscommunication
- 15. Return to Regular Operations
- Improper procedure
- unanticipated errors
- 16. Post-operation Review
- Overlooking of minor incidents
- neglect of safety measures