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Energy Control Procedures Course

  • Outline of the Course

You can take classes in this course either online or offline. The energy control system provides the authorized worker with instructions on how to eliminate the possibility of the start-up or unexpected activation of machinery and other energy-related equipment, as well as the release of collected energy.

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Reason to Take This Course

Power, steam, high-tension air or water, water-driven pressures, and mechanical energy in machineries like presses and machines are just a few examples of the various buildings that contain unsafe energy. The highly unpredictable nature of this group of powered and energized devices, which poses a risk when mishandled, is what makes them dangerous. It can be challenging to operate equipment powered by hazardous energy sources in certain circumstances, but with the proper knowledge on how to recognize such energy and how to reduce the risks it entails, work can be done safely and without the chance of an accident.

The significance of an effective working environment security and wellbeing program can’t be overemphasized.

There are many advantages from such a program, including expanded efficiency, next level representative assurance, decreased illness and absentees, and diminished laborers’ remuneration rates.

Proper training will be provided to respond t the emergency situations

Audience Specified

Emergency Response Planning course is an instructor-led course aimed at Supervisors.
Managers.

  • General laborers
  • Equipment operators
  • Supervisory personnel

Learning Objectives

  • Identify the types of energy that can endanger workers in production offices.
  • Explain the fundamental methods to be used for organizing and working with locks and labels.
  • Draw the differences between authorized and restricted workers' roles in energy control.
  • Determine whether a lockout or tagout device satisfies the requirements for design, strength, and toughness.
  • Set boundaries for using labels without locks.
  • Describe the procedures for adding and removing locks and labels.
  • Understand the unique OSHA requirements for the temporary removal of locks or Labels, group lockouts, and tagouts, shift changes, and outside preparation and aiding faculties.
  • Describe the OSHA requirements for preparation and refresher training.

Course Syllabus

We go over everything from top to bottom in our online or offline instructional classes about topics like these:

Module 1:

Presentation

Module 2:

What is a Dangerous Energy Control Program?

Module 3:

Workers authorized and unapproved

Module 4:

Gadgets, labels, and locks

Module 5:

Installing and Disposing of Locks and Labels

Module 6:

Group Lockout/Tagout

Module 7:

Preparing and Retraining

Quiz and Exam Information

To get a certificate, a student should effectively finish:
All understanding necessities. The end of the year test with at least 70% and a limit of 3 endeavors and self and course assessment forms. The course duration will be 4 Hours.