PART IX DE-ENERGIZATION AND LOCKOUT — Lockout procedures
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(1) Where lockout of energy isolating devices is required, the devices shall be secured in the safe position using locks in accordance with procedures that are made available to all workers who are required to work on the machinery or equipment.
130(2)
An employer shall ensure that each worker required to lock out has ready access to sufficient personal locks to implement the required lockout procedure.
130(3)
Combination locks shall not be used for lockout.
130(4)
A personal lock shall be marked or tagged to identify the person applying it, the equipment being locked out and the date the lock was applied.
130(5)
Procedures shall be implemented for shift or personnel changes, including the orderly transfer of control of locked-out energy isolating devices between outgoing and incoming workers.
130(6)
Where the use of a personal lock is not practicable for lockout, other effective means approved by the minister may be used in place of a personal lock to secure an energy isolating device in the safe position.
130(7)
Where an energy isolating device is locked out, the lock shall not prevent access to other energy isolating devices supplying machinery or equipment that could cause injury to workers.
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