Lockout/Tagout: Put a Lock on Hazardous Energy - Training Program DVD/CD Video in English & Spanish

OSHA-Compliant Training – Meets OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 standards, helping employers train workers to control hazardous energy and prevent unexpected equipment startups. Covers Employee Roles & Procedures – Clearly defines responsibilities for authorized, affected, and other employees, and explains when and how to apply lockout/tagout. Includes Real-World Scenarios – Demonstrates standard lockout/tagout procedures plus five complex workplace situations like shift changes and cord-connected equipment. lockout/Tagout: Put a Lock on Hazardous Energy Training Program – USB is a comprehensive safety training solution designed to help employers meet OSHA’s lockout/tagout requirements (29 CFR 1910.147) and prevent serious workplace injuries caused by the unexpected startup of machinery or equipment. This program teaches employees how to control hazardous energy sources and clearly defines the roles of authorized, affected, and other employees. It covers types of hazardous energy, energy isolating devices, and the proper use of locks and tags, along with the requirements for each. The training demonstrates the standard lockout/tagout procedure and addresses five complex scenarios commonly encountered in the workplace, including shift changes, cord and plug-connected equipment, and testing or positioning during lockout/tagout. The USB includes bonus videos, a customizable PowerPoint® presentation, trainer guide PDF, quizzes with answer keys, certificates of completion, learning activities, images, a training log, case studies, and a customizable written energy control plan template. Physical materials include one Trainer Tools USB, ten English employee handbooks, one Spanish employee handbook, one English awareness poster, and one Spanish awareness poster. Available in English and Spanish with closed-captioning for the hearing impaired, this training kit is ideal for safety managers, EHS professionals, and supervisors seeking to improve compliance and protect workers from hazardous energy risks.