COC CLS - Healthy Safety Environment - NIKE, Inc. - The Journey
COC CLS - Healthy Safety Environment - NIKE, Inc. - The Journey
COC CLS - Healthy Safety Environment - NIKE, Inc. - The Journey
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CONTROL OF HAZARDOUS ENERGY<br />
b. Provision of individually assigned locks, keys and tags to secure energy control devices. Only<br />
workers who install locks and tags can remove them.<br />
c. Isolation and de-energization of equipment:<br />
• Disconnection or shut down of engines or motors that power mechanical systems.<br />
• De-energizing electrical circuits by disconnecting power/ lockout.<br />
• Blocking gas or liquid flows in hydraulic, pneumatic or stream systems.<br />
• Blocking machine parts against motion that may result from gravity.<br />
d. Dissipation of any stored energy after system has been de-energized:<br />
• Venting of gas or liquids from pressure vessels, tanks or accumulators until internal<br />
pressure is at atmospheric pressure (in consideration of worker and environmental<br />
safety).<br />
• Discharging of capacitors by grounding.<br />
• Releasing or blocking of springs that are under tension or compression.<br />
• Dissipating inertial forces by allowing the system to come to a complete stop after shut<br />
down and isolation.<br />
e. Verification of isolation and de-energization.<br />
f. Re-energization of equipment:<br />
• Inspection of work, removal of locks, safe start up and re-energizing once employees are<br />
clear of danger points.<br />
• When LOTO devices must be temporarily removed to test or position the machine or<br />
equipment, provisions must provide adequate protection to employees.<br />
• Notification of employees once work is complete and equipment is running.<br />
• Monitoring of re-energized equipment to ensure safe operation.<br />
g. <strong>The</strong> use of tag alone when no other means of isolation exists.<br />
h. Multiple lockout equipment and procedures when more than one employee is involved in the<br />
isolation process.<br />
i. Forced removal of locks is only permissible by the location manager, in person, after being<br />
satisfied that the machinery is safe and all employees are out of the danger area.<br />
3. MONITORING—Each facility must have an annual documented monitoring process for the LOTO<br />
procedures including employees, contractors and subcontractors.<br />
TRAINING—All employees must receive awareness level training on LOTO.<br />
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