LOCKOUT / TAGOUT / BLOCKOUT A Top Priority in Manufacturing

Jon Lindskoog Posted on February 3, 2016 Posted in Uncategorized

Our Safety focus this month turns to LOTO. Working on any equipment without first isolating all sources of energy is hazardous duty. Our plants are full of equipment powered by 480 VAC which has enormous killing power when handled carelessly. Pressurized air is frequently used to power gates, mixer doors, and valves. Many types of energy are employed in the manufacturing process and all of them have the power to injure. During this month we will be in refresher training on all aspects of our LOTO programs and training on the written Machine-Specific LOTO procedures that are in place for our various equipment streams and processes. May we all commit to taking every precaution possible as we go about our daily work on equipment that can and will hurt us if we are not completely focused on Safety.

CalOSHA Training Requirement Lockout/Blockout

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HR - New Hire Orientation and Supervisor Training

Module 1	Completion Mandatory Before Work	-
Unit 1	A Tradition of Excellence
Unit 2	Harassment Training for ALL Employees
Module 2	Mandatory Periodic Training - Managers and Supervisors	-
Unit 1	Sexual Harassment Training for Supervisors - Hour One
Unit 2	Sexual Harassment Training for Supervisors - Hour Two

Training for Production Supervisors

Module 1	Safety Observation System	-
Unit 1	SOS Card Entry
Unit 2	SOS Hazard Escalation Process
Module 2	Accident Investigation	-
Unit 1	Accident Investigation
Module 3	Hazard Recognition and Control	-
Unit 1	Hazard Recognition & Control
Unit 2	How to set Priority for Unsafe Condition Corrections
Unit 3	PPE Assessment & Resources
Module 4	Root Cause Analysis	-
Unit 1	Root Cause Analysis - 5 Why

Monthly Safety Meetings

Module 1	January - Growing a Culture of Safety (IIPP)	-
Unit 1	IIPP Injury and Illness Prevention Program
Module 2	February - Electrical Hazards, LOTO	-
Unit 1	LOTO and Safety Instructions for Equipment
Module 3	March - Personal Protective Equipment and Hearing Conservation	-
Unit 1	Personal Protective Equipment
Module 4	April - Elevated Work, Fall Protection, Slip and Trip Hazards	-
Unit 1	Fall Protection and Prevention
Unit 2	Supplemental Material
Module 5	May - Heat Illness	-
Unit 1	Heat Illness
Module 6	June - First Aid	-
Unit 1	First Aid and CPR Safety Training
Unit 2	LifePak CR Plus Defibrillator
Module 7	July - Emergency Action Plan	-
Unit 1	Emergency Action Plan
Module 8	August - Confined Spaces	-
Unit 1	Confined Spaces - Eliminate Hazards or STAY OUT
Module 9	September - Forklifts, Loaders, Tractors, Manlifts	-
Unit 1	Industrial Vehicle Hazards
Module 10	October - Material Handling - Back Safety - Ergonomics	-
Unit 1	Back Safety and Safe Lifting
Module 11	November - Combustible Dust, Housekeeping, Fire Prevention, Hot Work	-
Unit 1	Combustible Dust and the Importance of Good Housekeeping
Unit 2	Grain Bin Collapse and Flash Fire
Module 12	December - Hazard Communication	-
Unit 1	HAZCOM 2019
Unit 2	How to Use the New SDS Database

Safety Boot Camp

Module 1	Safety Orientation - Office Environment	-
Unit 1	Welcome to the Swanson Family of Companies!
Unit 2	New Employee Safety Training
Unit 3	Texting and Driving - It Can Wait (Video only)
Unit 4	Avoiding Sprains and Strains
Unit 5	Slips, Trips, Falls
Module 2	Safety Orientatioun - Manufacturing Environment	-
Unit 1	Cardinal Rules for Safety - Boot Camp
Unit 2	Your Safety Matters
Unit 3	Pinch Points and Other Hazards of Feed Milling Equipment
Unit 4	Electricity - The Silent and Invisible Killer
Unit 5	Wheel Loader and Portable Mixer Hazards
Unit 6	Forklift Classroom Training
Module 3	Safety Orientation - Job Hazards	-
Unit 1	Grain Flaker/Roller Top Hazards
Unit 2	Pellet Mill Hazards
Unit 3	Boiler Attendant Training
Module 4	Safety Orientation - Vehicle Maintenance	-
Unit 1	Fleet Shop Safety
Unit 2	Tires and Wheels, Tire Cage and Shop Hazards
Unit 3	Truck Under-Carriage Feed Combustion
Module 5	Temporary and Contract Workers	-
Unit 1	Temporary Worker Hazards

Transportation

Module 1	Federal Department of Transportation (DOT)	-
Unit 1	Reasonable Suspicion Training Knowledge
Unit 2	Reasonable Suspicion Training for Supervisors - Hour One
Unit 3	Reasonable Suspicion Training for Supervisors - Hour Two
Unit 4	Reasonable Suspicion Reporting Forms by Company
Module 2	Truck Driver Safety	-
Unit 1	TXTNG and DRIVNG.....IT CAN WAIT
Unit 2	Driver Safety Fundamentals
Module 3	FSMA Food Safety Procedures	-
Unit 1	Horse Feed Delivery

Agricultural Operations

Module 1	Dairy Operations	-
Unit 1	Milker Safety
Unit 2	Dairy Safety - Spanish Part 2
Unit 3	General Cattle Handling Safety
Unit 4	Dairy Cattle Handling
Unit 5	Bobcat Skid-Steer Loader Safety
Unit 6	Agricultural Tractors
Unit 7	Safety Brief - Bull Hazards
Unit 8	Safety Brief - Tractor Hazards
Module 2	Tree Nut Operations	-
Unit 1	Orchard Safety
Unit 2	Pesticide Safety English Part 1
Unit 3	Pesticide Safety English Part 2
Unit 4	Pesticide Safety Spanish Part 1
Unit 5	Pesticide Safety Spanish Part 2
Unit 6	Orchard Safety (Spanish)
Unit 7	Heat Illness Prevention (Spanish)
Unit 8	Safety Brief - Tractor Hazards, Swanson Farms
Module 3	Cipponeri Family Farms	-
Unit 1	Chemical Handling-Pesticide Safety Brief
Unit 2	First Aid & CPR Safety Brief
Unit 3	Heat Illness Safety Brief
Unit 4	Ladder Safety Brief
Unit 5	Personal Protective Equipment Safety Brief
Unit 6	Safe-Lifting and Ergonomics Safety Brief
Unit 7	Tractor Safety Brief
Unit 8	Heat Illness Prevention

Company Incidents We Can Learn From

Module 1	Slips, Trips and Falls	-
Unit 1	Outside Employee Slips on Fat Spill
Module 2	Rail Incidents/Near Misses	-
Unit 1	Amtrak vs. Tomato Truck = Tomato Bomb!
Unit 2	Tractor Moves Railcar Moves Tractor
Unit 3	Fall From Rail Car Arrested
Unit 4	Rail Car Opener Flip
Module 3	Vehicle Incidents	-
Unit 1	Training Video Forklift v. Pedestrian Warehouse

Tutorials for swanfamco.com

Module 1	How to Use WP Courseware to Create Content	-
Unit 1	Assemble Unit With New Editor
Unit 2	Attach Unit to a Course and Module
Unit 3	Adding a New Course to the Home Page
Module 2	Train Trac Tips and Tricks	-
Unit 1	Resetting a Quiz
Unit 2	Adding an SDS to the DB
Unit 3	Adding a New Employee
Unit 4	Converting or Archiving a Temp and Terminating an Employee
Unit 5	Editing Incident Reports

Module 1	Operator Training	-
Unit 1	Top Forklift Hazards (Print and Sign)
Unit 2	Initial Forklift Driver Test and Triennial Evaluation (For Print Only - DO NOT Click "Mark as Completed")

Module 1	Electrical Qualified - Level 1	-
Unit 1	Electrical Level 1 - Power Verify / Fuse Change

***LOCKOUT / TAGOUT / BLOCKOUT*** A Top Priority in Manufacturing

LOCKOUT / TAGOUT / BLOCKOUT A Top Priority in Manufacturing