Official regulations outlining lockout/tagout requirements to prevent hazardous energy release during maintenance.
Lock Out / Tag Out
Overview
Description
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⏱ 4 hours
Earn your official certification card online with Gama Safety Canada. Complete your Lock Out / Tag Out Online Certification Course, pass the exam, and download your certificate. Online Certification Cards are available for all courses.
- Certificate of Completion: Immediate download upon passing.
- Approximate Duration: 4 hours.
- Validity: Accepted across all Canadian provinces and territories.
- Exam Requirement: A score of 80% is required to receive your certificate. Retakes allowed if needed.
Course Topics
- Introduction to Lock Out / Tag Out (LOTO) procedures.
- The importance of energy control and hazardous energy sources.
- Types of energy sources: mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and more.
- Step-by-step guide to implementing LOTO procedures safely.
- Roles and responsibilities of authorized and affected workers.
- Use of locks, tags, and verification methods.
- Emergency response, troubleshooting, and group lockout protocols.
Who Should Take This Course?
- Maintenance personnel, electricians, and equipment operators.
- Supervisors and safety coordinators managing energy control systems.
- Industrial workers exposed to hazardous energy during servicing.
- Contractors and subcontractors on industrial or construction sites.
Course Features
- 100% online training with interactive content.
- Step-by-step visuals and real-world application scenarios.
- Knowledge checks and final exam for retention and compliance.
- Certificate of completion available immediately after passing.
- Aligned with Canadian OHS and CSA Z460 standards.
Compliance Standards
- CSA Z460-20 – Control of Hazardous Energy Standard.
- Canada Labour Code and related provincial regulations.
- WorkSafeBC, WSIB, and other jurisdictional requirements.
- Employer responsibilities under Occupational Health & Safety Acts.
Learning Outcomes
- Recognize hazardous energy sources and their risks.
- Apply proper lockout and tagout procedures in any environment.
- Ensure safe maintenance and servicing of equipment.
- Promote a safety-first culture through compliance and awareness.
Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Safety Resources
Comprehensive guide on lockout/tagout procedures, including steps, definitions, and best practices.
Regulatory requirements for de-energizing and locking out machinery and equipment to protect workers.
Guidelines providing additional information on implementing de-energization and lockout procedures.
WorkSafeBC's booklet detailing procedures for controlling hazardous energy during maintenance activities.
Video illustrating the importance of guards and lockout procedures in manufacturing settings.
- Certificate of Completion: Immediate download upon passing.
- Approximate Duration: 1 to 2 hours.
- Validity: Accepted across all Canadian provinces and territories.
- Exam Requirement: A score of 80% is required to receive your certificate. Retakes allowed if needed.
Course Topics
- Introduction to Lock Out / Tag Out (LOTO) procedures.
- The importance of energy control and hazardous energy sources.
- Types of energy sources: mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and more.
- Step-by-step guide to implementing LOTO procedures safely.
- Roles and responsibilities of authorized and affected workers.
- Use of locks, tags, and verification methods.
- Emergency response, troubleshooting, and group lockout protocols.
Who Should Take This Course?
- Maintenance personnel, electricians, and equipment operators.
- Supervisors and safety coordinators managing energy control systems.
- Industrial workers exposed to hazardous energy during servicing.
- Contractors and subcontractors on industrial or construction sites.
Course Features
- 100% online training with interactive content.
- Step-by-step visuals and real-world application scenarios.
- Knowledge checks and final exam for retention and compliance.
- Certificate of completion available immediately after passing.
- Aligned with Canadian OHS and CSA Z460 standards.
Compliance Standards
- CSA Z460-20 – Control of Hazardous Energy Standard.
- Canada Labour Code and related provincial regulations.
- WorkSafeBC, WSIB, and other jurisdictional requirements.
- Employer responsibilities under Occupational Health & Safety Acts.
Learning Outcomes
- Recognize hazardous energy sources and their risks.
- Apply proper lockout and tagout procedures in any environment.
- Ensure safe maintenance and servicing of equipment.
- Promote a safety-first culture through compliance and awareness.
Curriculum
- 12 Sections
- 30 Lessons
- Lifetime
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- Lock Out / Tag Out Course5
- Module 1: Introduction to Lockout Tagout3
- 2.11.1. Overview of LOTO: Understanding the importance of LOTO in workplace safety
- 2.21.2. Regulatory Requirements: Overview of CSA and other regulatory standards related to LOTO.
- 2.31.3. Key Concepts and Definitions: Introduction to key terms such as energy isolation, lockout devices, and tagout devices
- Module 2: Understanding Hazardous Energy2
- Module 3: LOTO Devices and Equipment2
- Module 4: LOTO Procedures3
- 5.14.1. Developing LOTO Procedures: Steps for creating effective LOTO procedures tailored to specific equipment and processes.
- 5.24.2. Applying Lockout Devices: Hands-on techniques for applying lockout devices to isolate energy sources.
- 5.34.3. Tagging Out Equipment: Proper procedures for applying tagout devices and communication of hazards.
- Module 5: Performing Lockout Tagout3
- Module 6: Releasing from Lockout Tagout3
- 7.16.1. Removing Lockout Devices: Procedures for safely removing lockout devices after maintenance or servicing is complete.
- 7.26.2. Restoring Energy: Steps to restore energy to machinery and equipment safely.
- 7.36.3. Verification of Safe Operation: Ensuring equipment is safe to operate after lockout devices are removed.
- Module 7: Incident Reporting and Record Keeping3
- 8.17.1. Incident Reporting Procedures: Steps for reporting LOTO-related incidents and near misses
- 8.27.2. Record Keeping Requirements: Maintaining accurate records of LOTO activities, training, and incidents.
- 8.37.3. Ensuring Compliance: Importance of proper documentation for regulatory compliance and continuous improvement.
- Module 8: Case Studies and Practical Applications2
- Module 9: Common Challenges and Solutions3
- Final Assessments and Certification1
- Certification Card Information1
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