Lockout Tagout (LOTO) E-learning Course - ONLY £25+VAT - COMING SOON

Accidents can occur especially when equipment is being serviced, maintained, adjusted or cleaned. Therefore this makes isolating operating equipment a dangerous task. If isolation is not carried out correctly or the wrong isolation procedures are followed then serious harm could ensue.

Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) is a procedure which is used in industry and research settings to ensure that dangerous machines are properly shut off and not started up again prior to the completion of maintenance or servicing work.

Lockout/Tagout is a safety procedure which makes isolating operating safe. If you work as part of a maintenance team then you will find this Lockout/Tagout e-learning course a valuable tool. Those working in plants, factories, workshops or anywhere which involves machinery will also find it very useful.

This e-learning module is a fully interactive computer program, which feature over 60 slides. Unlike other e-learning providers who just supply a series of PowerPoints. Our slides include audio, video and graphics as we understand that everyone has their own unique learning style. We use a variety of question types and provide feedback so you always know exactly how you are getting along.

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Aim of LOTO Course

The aim of this self study, computer based e-learning tutorial is for the user to understand lockout/tagout procedures that should be followed during the isolation of operating equipment.

Objectives of LOTO Course

Following successful completion of this Lockout/Tagout E-Learning course you will be able to: -

Describe why isolation procedures are needed.
Describe the procedures of how a safe isolation should be carried out.
Identify and describe a range of lockout/tagouts and when they should be implemented.
Describe how a group isolation is conducted.
Describe how an isolation is removed.

LOTO Course Content

Section 1: Isolation - Why is isolation important? Undertaking maintenance on machinery which has not been completely isolated is simply asking for trouble. Even experienced workers make mistakes and sometimes complacency creeps in. The nature of operating equipment makes it highly dangerous and mistakes can prove fatal.
Section 2: Isolation Procedures - Following procedures is extremely important when isolating operating equipment, our 7 basic isolation procedures is easy to understand and is accompanied with video aides. We also take a look at the role of the method statement which is pivotal when conducting isolation.
Section 3: Lockout/Tagout Devices - Lockout/Tagout devices come in many shapes and sizes. Discover a vast range of lockout equipment and how they can be applied to old and new equipment. Find out about the role of tagouts and their standards and when they should be applied. Also learn about stored energy release and blanking.
Section 4: Group Procedures - Isolation can be conducted by groups particularly when working on large projects or complicated machinery. Individual and group procedures differ as you may be unaware on what another colleague is doing. Do you know the process and order by which padlocks are attached to a hasp during a group procedure? We will tell you.
Section 5: Isolation Restart - Restarting operating equipment after maintenance/ adjustments/ cleaning or servicing carriers many dangers. This section looks at the key elements and procedures that make a successful isolation restart. Isolation restart procedures are just as important as isolation procedures.
Section 6: Summary - The summary section offers a recap of what you have learned throughout the e-learning package. The breakdown is especially useful when you review the course at a later date. This e-learning module is fully interactive including audio, video, graphics. We use a number of different question types to ensure you understand before you move on.