Goff 2460, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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LOCK-OUT/TAG-OUT
As described in the Safety M anual, the lock-out/tag-out is to prevent unexpected
movement of parts of the blast cleaning system and thus to provide maximal protection during
maintenance and repair work.
If protective devices are removed or work is carried out on the blast cleaning system
without protective devices, the blast cleaning system must be in lock-out/tag-out.
IMPORTANT
Although lock-out/tag-out has been established, you must still be very careful when working
on the blast cleaning system.
While the blast cleaning system is in lock-out/tag-out, personal safety tags and padlocks
must be attached to the following locations:
•
on the blast cleaning system
personal safety tags stating that work on the blast cleaning system is in
progress
•
on the three-way tap of the pneumatic and hydraulic systems and the electric main
switch
personal safety tags stating that these components must not be operated
•
on the three-way tap of the pneumatic and hydraulic systems and the electric main
switch
personal padlocks to lock these components in closed/off position
IMPORTANT
Always
respect other people's safety tags and padlocks.
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