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STOPOUT® Ball Valve Lockout

Here are 7 steps to creating an effective lockout/tagout program:
1. Become familiar with the Federal regulations known as the control of hazardous energy (lockout/tagout).
2. Survey your facility for all machinery and equipment that have the potential for requiring lockout.
3. Identify & mark energy sources & lockout points such as: • mechanical • electrical • hydraulic • thermal • pressure • process control • stored energy
4. Identify and document the necessary devices that isolate and lockout energy sources, and secure them for on-site use. Standardize the devices for various Functions for proper identification.
5. Develop, standardize, and document the lockout process for each energy source. Identify employees’ level of involvement in the program – those that are made aware, affected, and to perform the lockout procedures.
6. Initiate and enact the lockout/tagout Program that follows the training Procedures. Post reminders and have The necessary lockout/tagout devices Readily available.
7. Review, identify and document changes to existing lockout procedures and new energy sources that require lockout. Make corrections, changes and additions to the program.
Download the 7 Steps to Compliance literature here.

Procedures, devices, and personnel must be set in place to prevent a serious injury or death that could occur when someone thinks something is safely off. To ensure machines and equipment remain off means to establish a “program consisting of energy control procedures, employee training, and periodic inspections...”, as described in the OSHA standard. The standard also identifies products used for lockout/tagout, such as lockout devices and tagout devices.

Just shutting off, unplugging, or disconnecting equipment is not enough; comply with OSHA Regulations, and Lock it Out!

Go to the STOPOUT® Ball Valve Lockout page.

Stop valves from being turned by applying this unique gull-wing design ball valve lockout.
• The unique and easy-to-use ball valve lockout has two wingspan halves that hinge to quickly and simply secure over any closed ball valve handle.
• The device is secured with a padlock that is positioned so that the tag is always on top and visible.
• The bright red, plastic device works with ball valve handles either perpendicular or parallel to the pipe.
• The durable plastic resists solvents, cracking, abrasion and extreme temperatures.

Available in two different sizes:
• To fit 1/2" - 1 1/2" Ball Valve (Approximate Overall Size: 4" x 3" x 3")
• To fit 1 1/2" - 2 1/2" Ball Valve (Approximate Overall Size: 7" x 5" x 5")

Check out our STOPOUT® page.

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