Personal Industrial Safety Electrical Lockout Pouch Tagout Waist Bag
Part No.: LB21
Safety Waist Bag
- Made from water resisting polyester cloth.
- Light-weight and easy to carry or wear with the adjustable waist straps.
- Can customize the sign on the lockout bag surface.
| Part No. |
Description |
| LB21 |
200mm(L)×130mm(H)×55mm(W) |
Application of Loto scheme
This standard applies to, but is not limited to, activities performed on a machine, device, process, or circuit.
Primary, secondary, stored or separate energy sources need to be locked during service and maintenance. Service and maintenance definition: maintenance, preventive maintenance, improvement and installation activities for machines, equipment, processes and circuits. These activities require machines, equipment, processes or circuits, or their components, to be in a "zero energy state." The personnel performing these activities must use the Lockout tagout protocol. When the Lockout tagout of the machine, equipment, and flow line is not available, an alternative method should be used.
All storage energy must be controlled to ensure the complete safety of the machine.
The following is a list of typical activities that apply energy control procedures:
Build - install - build - repair - adjust
Check - open - assemble - find and resolve faults - test
Cleaning - removal - maintenance - maintenance - lubrication
Alternatives can be used when:
LOTO is not feasible
The work behavior is routine, repetitive, and integrated with the production process.
Minor modification and adjustment of tools, assembly, opening and parts;
No LOTO alternatives are scheduled for the task;
Task specific training is not provided.
Lockout tagout may be dispensed with equipment with a wired plug for a single power source when the plug is disconnected and the authorized person has exclusive control over the cut-off of the power source.
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