Key charting to manage lockout, 2020-05-24

Responding is Bill Belongea, safety services program manager, The Master Lock Co., Oak Creek, WI. OSHA’s Lockout/Tagout Standard (1910.147) states that the operating key for a lockout padlock must be under the control of the person who applied the lock. So, it’s critical for facilities to reduce unintended key duplication by properly assigning and managing keys to ensure only authorized personnel are operating the safety padlocks assigned to them. One method for efficiently managing safety padlocks is key charting or, in other words, maintaining a . . .
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