

Lock Out Tag Out
Lock Out – Tag Out (Isolating Machinery & Equipment Energy Sources):
Ensuring workers are protected by applying effective Lock Out -Tag Out (LOTO) to equipment & machinery during workplace activities that prevents exposure to significant or serious harm from hazardous energy sources based on a critical company H&S expectations & requirements under ‘The Act’ .
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This session gives workers the knowledge to identify when & how to apply isolation procedures to ‘lockout & safely reinstate’ machinery / equipment.
Through theory & simulated training exercises, workers will have the opportunity to conduct multiple tag out and lockout scenarios, increasing awareness & reinforcing understanding and practical skill applications.
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All of this in accordance with the requirements under the HSAW 2015 to ensure ‘all reasonably practicable steps’ are taken & in line with company SOP’s around the specific requirements of standard setting bodies.
Ideally trainee’s attending would have at least 3 months of work experience in their industry prior to attending this training.​
Learning Outcomes:
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Recognise Why & When LOTO might be required.
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Conducting various machinery & equipment lockout methods
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Demonstrate machinery lockout and identify common reinstatement steps
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Conduct Reinstatement Process following lockout procedures
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Applying isolations to various energy sources & identifying potential Permits & requirements
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Identify how isolations are verified to achieve ‘zero energy state’ (proof testing methods)
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Common Emergency Procedures & Actions​
'How Work' Procedures
Workers will clearly identify the multiple types of ‘Hot Work’ regularly occurring on worksites & the significant hazards & risks that apply in various industrial settings as is highlighted by the National Fire Protection Association. ITA’s training addresses these risks, offering a systematic approach for plant management & effective controls to the various hot work risks that some might not expect.
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Through this training program, participants gain valuable insight into managing open flame operations, heat transfer & the high-risk products associated with hot work.
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We regularly guide supervisors & managers on implementing ‘best practices’ and provide detailed instructions on the benefits of utilizing Hot Work Permits, ensuring protection of ‘Property & People’ & common Insurance complications & consequences that can & have occurred.​
Learning Outcomes:
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Defining various common & less common types of 'Hot Work'​
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Effective Hot Work permits
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Worker Training requirement to be ale to carry out 'Hot Work'
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Management & common hot work control options
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Related Industry Standard criteria
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Fire Watch criteria and tasks
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Fire Prevention & Suppression options
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Managing Hot Work Emergencies
Fire Extinguisher / Fire Suppression Systems
Gain knowledge in the operation of different types of fire extinguishers and fire suppression techniques used in workplaces.
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This course will provide workers with sound knowledge in understanding different types of fires and extinguisher options giving them the practical skills to put out (suppress) a fire using appropriate equipment and safe techniques to effective fire suppression. ​
Learning Outcomes:
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Demonstrate knowledge regarding the principles around fire science and chemistry
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Recognise fire classes and effective suppression techniques
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Common Emergency Procedures and Processes relating to Fires
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Managing 'work group' situations in the event of a fire
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Selecting and implementing appropriate strategies in dealing with different fires