Course Objective: 

The course indicates the importance of Lockout/Tag out by teaching what it is, why it is important, and how it can be adequately implemented. The course will provide a student with the extensive knowledge to preform proper lockout tagout, including the six steps for LOTO, develop a Hazardous Energy Control Program (HECP), and identify proper Energy Isolating Device (EIDs) and LOTO devices. The student will be able to understand when group LOTO is necessary and understand the requirement for contractors, communication, and training. 

 

Target Audience: 

• Employer’s Energy Control Program 

• Energy Control Procedures 

• Employee Training 

• Limitations of Tags 

• Employee Retraining 

• Periodic Inspections 

 

Learning Objectives: 

1. Understanding the scope of a Lock/Out Tag/Out program. 
2. Different scenarios in which Lock/Out Tag/Out is required in the workplace. 
3. Managerial responsibilities in the Lock/Out Tag/Out program. 
4. Understanding the roles and responsibilities of employees in either implementing the Lock/Out Tag/Out or keeping themselves safe from the area.  
5. How to make sure that the Lock/Out Tag/Out is effective.  
6. How to safely remove the Lock/Out Tag/Out and make sure it will not cause any harm to employees.  

 

Course Contents:  

• Definition of Lockout/Tagout. 

• When Lockout/Tagout is necessary. 

• How to preform Lockout/Tagout.  

• How to implement an HECP. 

• The steps to the HECP and the different purposes. 

• Differences between employee statuses, such as authorized employees and effected employees.  

• Differentiating between types of EIDs 

• Different Lockout/Tagout devices. 

• The advantages of Lockout/Tagout devices. 

• The limitations of Lockout/Tagout devices. 

• How to preform group Lockout/Tagout. 

Certificate:  

Upon successful completion of the course, learners receive Alam AlSahara Lock Out Tag Out course completion certificate, valid for two years. 

 

Course Duration:  

1 Day. 

 

Instructor Background: 

The instructors are qualified professionals with extensive experience in occupational health and safety, industrial operations, and professional training. They possess relevant academic qualifications and professional certifications, supported by practical industry experience. 

 

Type of Assessment:  

Multiple Choice Test 

 

Assessment Requirement 

Participants are required to achieve 100% attendance. Assessment for this course consists of a written post‑test with a minimum passing score of 75%. Participants who achieve a score of 75% or higher will be considered competent and will receive a certificate.