Online Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Training

This 100% 3D-animated course is the leading Online Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Training Program and was designed and developed to provide workers with valuable knowledge and skills on methods of properly controlling hazardous energy in the workplace. Includes an optional "Simple LOTO Simulator" (HTC Vive and VR-compatible PC required). 
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In 2019, OSHA's Control of Hazardous Energy Standard was the 4th most frequently cited standard. The reason for this, is that lockout/tagout incidents account for approximately 10% of all serious workplace accidents. Workers injured during lockout/tagout operations lose an average of 24 workdays for recuperation. OSHA's Control of Hazardous Energy Standard ​addresses the practices and procedures necessary to disable machines or equipment, thereby preventing the release of hazardous energy while employees perform servicing and maintenance activities
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OSHA's Control of Hazardous Energy Standard establishes the minimum performance requirements that employer's must follow to protect their workers from the unexpected energizing, startup or the release of stored energy.
This is an outstanding course for field-level employees, supervisors and managers.

Upon successful completion of this course, participants should:

1. Be familiar with the purpose of OSHA's Control of Hazardous Energy Standard

2. Understand basic lockout/tagout terminology 

3. Know the principle elements of an Energy Control Program

4. Know & understand the purpose of an Energy Control Procedure

5. Understand the requirements related to both lockout & tagout

6. Be familiar with the requirements of the inspection process of an Energy Control Procedure

7. Demonstrate an understanding of the "Sequence of Lockout"

8. Demonstrate an understanding of the "Release from Lockout"

9. Understand the steps for testing or positioning of machines or equipment under lockout

10. Be familiar with some different methods for instituting a group lockout

Upon completion of your site-specific training, participants should:

1. Be familiar with their employer's Energy Control Program

2. Know where to find their employer's equipment-specific Energy Control Procedures

3. Be aware of the types and magnitude of the hazardous energy found in their workplace

4. Be familiar with the employer's Lockout/Tagout Permitting System

5. Be familiar with the materials and hardware provided by the employer for lockout/tagout

6. Understand the employer's group lockout procedures and how they are implemented

7. Know where to go and/or who to ask, if they have questions 

Additionally, there is an option to purchase our virtual reality "Simple LOTO Simulator", an additional component of this Online Lockout/Tag-out Training Program. The simulator was developed to provide employers of any size, with the safest and most cost-effective method to verify their employee's understanding of Lockout/Tag-out principles. Including the proper use of the Energy Control Procedures, an integral part of any Lockout/Tagout Program.

In each scene, the Energy Control Procedure can be viewed on a digital screen and interacts as the user proceeds through the simulator. A check mark will appear next to each step in the corresponding "Sequence of Lockout" and "Release from Lockout" as the participant completes each task. However, our objectives manager tracks each step and ensures each step is not only completed, but that it is done in the correct sequence. Just like in a real workplace using a real Lockout/Tagout Procedure.