Professional Online Training
Lock Out / Tag Out (LOTO)
A focused short course covering lock out / tag out systems, hazard exposure types, associated laws, and the six steps to isolating hazardous energy safely during machinery maintenance
From £35 + VAT
Buy for yourself or your team
Course Details
- Duration: 1 hr
- Delivery: Online and self-paced
Who This Course Is For
This course is aimed at those who work with or around machinery that can release hazardous energy unexpectedly.
- Anyone involved in the service, repair or maintenance of machinery or equipment
- Employees who work alongside those carrying out lock out / tag out procedures
- Supervisors and managers responsible for overseeing lock out / tag out work
Course Content
The course is divided into the following modules:
- What is a Lock Out / Tag Out System? — Explains what a lock out / tag out system is, its purpose, and what it involves.
- What Type of Hazard Exposure Might be Required for Lock Out / Tag Out? — Covers the types of hazard exposure that might require lock out / tag out procedures.
- What Laws are Associated with Lock Out / Tag Out? — Looks at the laws associated with lock out / tag out and the responsibilities under these regulations.
- The Six Steps to Successful Lock Out / Tag Out — Sets out the six-step process to follow to ensure a safe lock out / tag out.
- Final Exam — Tests understanding of the lock out / tag out content covered across the course.
Course Information
The Block Coach provides access through the Learn-Link learning library.
Buy for Yourself or Your Team
Choose one seat for yourself or add places for colleagues. Each learner receives their own course access.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should take this lock out / tag out course?
It is aimed at anyone involved in the service, repair or maintenance of machinery or equipment that can release hazardous energy unexpectedly, as well as employees working alongside them and their supervisors and managers.
What does the course cover alongside the six steps of lock out / tag out?
It also covers what a lock out / tag out system is, the types of hazard exposure that might require it, and the laws and responsibilities associated with it.
