Lockout/Tagout

This program addresses hand/power tool safety, electrical and lockout safety, ladders, flammable liquids, and more.

1991, 16 minutes.

This title covers OSHA-mandated training, reviews vital lockout/tagout procedures, and explains how and why to lockout.

1999, 19 minutes.

Meet 29 CFR 1910.147 requirements. Demonstrates correct lockout/tagout procedures, from shutdown to startup, with scenes from workplace environments. Includes: explanation of lockout/tagout and contents of the OSHA standard; identifying energy sources; achieving a "zero energy state"; use of tags and multiple locks.

1995, 20 minutes.

This video will help you comply with OSHA's Lockout/Tagout Standard (1910.147). This interactive video program focuses on how employees can spot potential dangers before it's too late. Topics include awareness, attitude, and action; when, where and why; proper locking/tagging procedures; and communication.

2000, 18 minutes.

This video program contains everything you need to help protect employees from the hazards of uncontrolled energy. Topics include: vital lockout/tagout procedures; how and why to lockout.

Year unknown, 9 minutes.

This lockout/tagout training program will educate your employees about the difference between authorized and affected employees; preparing for shutdown; shutdown; isolating equipment; applying lockout/tagout devices; releasing stored energy; releasing lockout/tagout; the use of tags alone; lockout/tagout inspections; and, group lockout/tagout procedures.

1997, 15 minutes.

This program provides employees with the information they need to help prevent injuries and comply with OSHA's lockout/tagout training and retraining requirements. It addresses OSHA's lockout/tagout standard (29 CFR, Part 1910.147) and looks at ways to reduce the potential for employee accidents involving hazardous energy.

2006, 20 minutes.

This DVD is designed to train your workers on proper lockout/tagout procedures. It covers: awareness, attitude, action; when, where and why; proper locking/tagging procedures; and communication.

2007, 15 minutes.

This program retells the story of Michael Fitch, a young worker who perished because he neglected lockout procedures. It includes interviews with family and friends, the accident itself, and how to avoid a similar tragedy.

2004, 17 minutes.

This DVD addresses the six basic steps needed to control hazardous energy, and the three steps needed to safely restore it through the use of lockout/tagout procedures.

2008, 15 minutes.

This DVD reviews the proper procedures for lockout/tagout by re-enacting actual incidents.

2008, 21 minutes.