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Group Lockout/Tagout






When servicing or maintenance is performed by a crew, team, or group, every worker must be protected by lockout/tagout. To make sure that each worker is safe, use a step by step process which gives every worker the same level of protection as if they were working independently. Group lockout/tagout procedures may change depending on the specific site, project, or job, but in every situation only trained and authorized workers can perform the work under lockout/tagout.
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