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While LOTO (Lock Out/Tag Out) effectively secures and tags out energy sources during maintenance, LOTOTO (Lock Out, Tag Out, Try Out) goes a step further. By testing equipment startup before work begins, LOTOTO verifies isolation integrity, further reducing the risk of accidental start-ups. Prioritize safety, eliminate hazards, and protect your team with a robust 9-step LOTOTO process. 1. Prepare: Review the work order and assess energy types and hazards. 2. Notify: Inform all affected personnel about the lockout process. 3. Turn Off/Shutdown: Methodically shut down the equipment according to procedure. 4. Isolate: Identify and isolate all energy sources using isolation devices. 5. Lockout and Tagout: Securely lockout and tag all energy isolation points. 6. Confirm No Stored Energy: Ensure all stored energy is released or restrained. 7. Tryout: Verify isolation by attempting to restart the equipment safely. 8. Performing the Work: Complete the required work following all safety procedures. 9. Inspect and Restore: Inspect the area, remove locks, and restore power, confirming the equipment is safe for use. If you’d like to learn more about implementing an effective LOTOTO process in your workplace, get in touch with our team via info@reecesafety.com #WorkplaceSafety #SafetyFirst #LOTO #LOTOTO #Lockout #OSHA

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Andrew Cochran

President at I-Gard Corporation

2mo

Adding an absence of voltage tester to your LOTO process ensures that there is no dangerous voltage present, before you access equipment.

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