Imagine, if you dare!

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/ my apologies
 
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You'd think they would have some kind of lock out procedure in place. Sadly I saw something happen a few weeks ago that could have been fixed with a $30 lock too
 
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You'd think they would have some kind of lock out procedure in place. Sadly I saw something happen a few weeks ago that could have been fixed with a $30 lock too

The ways people willingly violate LO/TO never cease to amaze me.

The things we do to keep Darwin at bay...
 
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You'd think they would have some kind of lock out procedure in place. Sadly I saw something happen a few weeks ago that could have been fixed with a $30 lock too

LO/TO, permit to work and confined space entry procedures all not followed. Sad to say, but this is why we have OSHA.
 
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I remember this story from awhile back. but for some of us who are not in these type of fields. What are the LO/TO you talk about?
 
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It is an OSHA requirement that, prior to performing maintenance, on just about everything, you Lock It out (disable it eletrcally, or mechanically). Then place a Tag Out (out of service tag) on the equipment and/or electrical breakers.

This is done to warn others and to prevent accidents.
 
#15
#15
Enough is Enough of people getting broiled in Tuna factories! This country is in need of a workers revolt!
 

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