Picture of the Day - Orlando
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Great pics everyone! I need to get mine sorted out.. I'm also going to SeaWorld and Uni tomorrow, so I might get some more 
Bob, where is this?
Bob, where is this?
^ It's at the Loews Royal Pacific Resort.
Quiz of the day: Does anyone know what "LOTO" stands for?
Sorry, no clues today.
Quiz of the day: Does anyone know what "LOTO" stands for?
Sorry, no clues today.
LOTO is the physical restraint of all hazardous energy sources that supply power to a piece of equipment, machinery or system. LOTO also includes applying a Warning Tag on the physical restraint device. This documents the Authorized LOTO personnel and the date. LOTO operations must be done on all equipment, machinery or system Shut Downs before Authorized Personnel can perform repairs or service.
Most equipment and machinery has an Energy Isolation Device. These devices are usually put into the off position to shut down the hazardous energy source. Physical restraints (Lock Out Devices) can be put onto the Energy Isolation Device and secured with padlocks. Examples of Lock Out Devices include: ball valve and gate valve lock outs, circuit breaker lockouts, plug and wall switch lock outs and pneumatic lock outs. The total shutdown and restraint of all hazardous energy sources including the safe release of stored hazardous energy (e.g. capacitors and pressure in a line) must be accounted for. (lock-out tag-out)
You must be trained and certified.
Most equipment and machinery has an Energy Isolation Device. These devices are usually put into the off position to shut down the hazardous energy source. Physical restraints (Lock Out Devices) can be put onto the Energy Isolation Device and secured with padlocks. Examples of Lock Out Devices include: ball valve and gate valve lock outs, circuit breaker lockouts, plug and wall switch lock outs and pneumatic lock outs. The total shutdown and restraint of all hazardous energy sources including the safe release of stored hazardous energy (e.g. capacitors and pressure in a line) must be accounted for. (lock-out tag-out)
You must be trained and certified.
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