Equipment Lock Out Tags
This number must always appear on an Equipment Lock Out Tag.
What is the Clearance Order number?
Administrative Tags must include this number, such as an A/O, CO, or R/O.
What is the Reference Number?
This log number must be listed on a Worker’s Lock Out Tag.
What is the Worker’s Alteration Log number?
These steps describe how to reconfigure the system for safe work.
What are switching steps?
If a required isolation point is already tagged, this action must be taken.
What is cross‑referencing the Clearance Order and the related document?
This identifies where the tagged device is physically located.
What is the location of the device the tag is attached to?
This information tells where the Administrative Tag is applied.
What is the location of the device the tag is attached to?
This unique identifier must also appear on the Worker’s Lock Out Tag.
What is the Worker’s Lock Out Tag number?
These establish and verify a de‑energized Zone of Protection.
What are all required isolation points and verification that the zone is de‑energized?
This document must reference the Clearance Order when shared tagging exists.
What is the related document that already has the tag?
This identifies exactly what equipment the tag is attached to.
What is the name of the device the tag is attached to?
This identifies the specific piece of equipment tagged.
What is the name of the device the tag is attached to?
This information ensures the worker can be contacted if needed.
What is the employee’s name and contact information?
These ensure grounding protection locations are documented.
What are all locations of dispatched grounds?
This rule ensures traceability between multiple tagging documents.
What is mutual cross‑referencing?
This identifies accountability for placing the tag.
What is the name of the employee attaching the tag?
This identifies who physically attached the Administrative Tag.
What is the name of the employee attaching the tag?
his identifies exactly where and on what equipment the tag is placed.
What are the location and name of the device the tag is attached to?
These steps explain how the system will be returned to normal.
What are steps to restore the system after the Clearance is released?
This section limits what may be included in a Clearance Order.
What is Section 2.2.2?
This optional field is used when additional information is necessary.
What are remarks, when applicable?
This indicates when the Administrative Tag was applied.
What is the date the tag was attached?
This field is required even if no extra details are provided.
What is the date the tag was attached?
These Clearance Order requirements apply when providing isolation for worker protection.
What are switching steps, isolation points, ground locations, and restoration steps?
This rule applies when an isolation point already has a tag attached.
What is the requirement to cross‑reference both documents?