One of the most effective methods for insuring personal protection around moving machinery is implementing a detailed lockout and tagout program. Following correct lockout/tagout procedures is vital to a safe work environment. During maintenance or repair, a piece of equipment must have its energy source isolated and disabled through proper lockout/tagout procedures. This informative overview of the lockout/tagout process will insure that everyone in your facility is aware of what to do when working on machinery.

Enhance your Lockout/Tagout training sessions and create a safe working environment at all levels of your organization with the Five Touch Awareness Program. The 15 Employee Five Touch Awareness Program increases safety awareness, educates employees at all levels about these important issues, and promotes and reinforces positive behavior. The Five Touch program allows you to create inescapable messaging where all components are wrapped around one single safety issue each month of your choosing.

Enhance your Lockout/Tagout training sessions and create a safe working environment at all levels of your organization with the Five Touch Awareness Program. The 30 Employee Five Touch Awareness Program increases safety awareness, educates employees at all levels about these important issues, and promotes and reinforces positive behavior. The Five Touch program allows you to create inescapable messaging where all components are wrapped around one single safety issue each month of your choosing.

Opening with a compelling first person account of an accident, this video makes it clear to machine operators and other site workers the importance of the lockout/tagout procedures and best practices for preventing hazardous energy releases. On any given day in America, an estimated 21 workers will be severely injured on the job due to the release of hazardous energy. Keep your worksite out of the statistics with this important training program that features multiple work environments and various types of machines and lockout/tagout scenarios.

Created specifically to assist facilities in complying with the employee training requirements of OSHA's Lock-Out/Tag-Out regulation, this program will discuss the OSHA Lock-Out/Tag-Out Standard, including the Energy Control Plan. This program uses environments familiar to employees working with both electric and hydraulic pneumatic equipment and point out specifically where Lock-Out/Tag-Out procedures should be applied.

Being around energy is an every day part of our lives, and an important part of our workplace operations. High pressure steam, electricity, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, even the force of gravity are common forms of energy used to power our machines and processes. While energy is obviously useful, it can also be dangerous. This program reviews the procedures used to control this energy, commonly known as lockout/tagout.

This video immediately grabs the viewer_s attention with the true story of a man killed in a workplace mishap that would have been prevented by lockout/tagout.

Following correct lockout/tagout procedures is vital to a safe work environment. During maintenance or repair, a piece of equipment must have its energy source isolated and disabled through proper lockout/tagout procedures. This brief, informative overview of the lockout/tagout process will insure that everyone in your facility is aware of what to do when working on machinery.

Help reduce potential employee accidents involving hazardous energy! This straightforward video provides authorized, affected, and other employees the life-saving information they need to help prevent injuries and complies with OSHA Reg. 1910.147 training/retraining requirements.

Provides a compelling example of how quickly a life-threatening accident can occur if the proper procedures aren't followed.

It is estimated that over 100 workers are seriously injured every day due to failure to use lock out/tag out equipment properly. This program creates awareness and motivates your employees to practice proper safety procedures.

Employees will learn what exactly an authorized employee is with this video, and teaches that following lock-out/tag-out procedures is critical when repairing or performing maintenance on machinery.

Lock Out/Tag Out procedures may be necessary for many pieces of equipment in your facility during maintenance or repair. This video will ensure that all of your employees are aware of when this critical compliance issue applies to them.

Machine related accidents account for over 55% of amputation cases among workers. Highlighted in this program are 3-D animated graphics which provides employees with information on how to reduce injuries caused by improper procedures. Keep your employees safe on the job and comply with OSHA 1910.147!

Four mandatory training topics are conveniently assembled on one video tape. A pause between each topic allows for discussion and/or testing.

The focus of this program is controlling hazardous energy sources, or lockout/tagout. Everywhere we look we are surrounded by energy such as high-pressure steam, electricity, hydraulic and pneumatic systems and the force of gravity, all of which are critical to the operation of our facility. Every form of energy, however, can also be highly dangerous unless treated with respect and controlled properly.

The focus of this program is controlling hazardous energy sources, or lockout/tagout. Everywhere we look we are surrounded by energy such as high-pressure steam, electricity, hydraulic and pneumatic systems and the force of gravity, all of which are critical to the operation of our facility. Every form of energy, however, can also be highly dangerous unless treated with respect and controlled properly.

This thorough Lock-Out/Tag-Out training program is primarily designed for machine operators, maintenance personnel, and those employees who work near machines but do not operate them. Updated to meet most recent training and regulatory requirements, this video explains the requirements for a mandatory written program and training documentation, along with hazardous energy sources, lock requirements, tag requirements, and auditing machinery.

Retraining has never been so easy! Keep your experienced employees up-to-date with this thorough refresher program on OSHA's Lockout/Tagout regulation and common Lockout/Tagout situations.

Prevent lock-out/tag-out injuries which occur during 'routine' equipment repair through definitions, rules, and case studies. This program also complies with the OSHA standard.

Ensure employees will know and understand how they literally hold the key to their own safety when they use proper lock-out/tag-out procedures.