Improper lockout/tagout procedures was the sixth most often cited OSHA standard violation in 2023. Proper lockout/tagout ...

the supervisor of the Authorized Employee(s)) is responsible for instructing the employees of the steps to be taken to ensure they will not be exposed to injury due to unintended motion or release of ...

This program outlines the required steps to prevent injuries resulting from the unexpected startup or release of stored energy when working on equipment, machinery, or systems that could release ...

To protect personnel from injury, machines that require maintenance or service should be locked out properly ... Tagging out requires a visual indication of a lockout or of any potential problem or ...

Vertiguard’s low-profile design helps prevent back injuries because it requires minimal reach-in to load parts. Avery Industrial introduces durable safety, lockout and inspection tags that you ...

The American Society of Safety Professionals (ASSP) has revised two workplace safety standards that enable organizations to ...

According to a recent release, the revised standards include ANSI/ASSP Z490.1-2024—which focuses on developing effective ...

OSHA also notes the significant majority of tasks which claim to be deenergized do not qualify as such. They do not meet ...

Instruction in the safe use and care of machines and equipment is essential in preventing injuries in shop areas. Training should include: How to safely operate machinery/equipment used in shops; The ...

The sudden release of a jammed conveyor belt that causes hand or arm injuries Employers should train workers on proper lockout/tagout practices and procedures. Equipment and machinery should be ...

An OSHA investigation into two incidents at a Cleveland bakeware manufacturer revealed failures that led to amputations for ...

Dean Sausage Co.'s latest safety and hazard violations at its Alabama meat processing facility led to $103,000 in fines.