Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO)

Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO)

Our Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) system is built around a clear, structured two‑stage approach – LOTO Assessment followed by LOTO Procedure Development (if required) – ensuring all hazardous energies are effectively controlled during maintenance, cleaning, and servicing activities.

During the LOTO Assessment, we review any existing documentation, including LOTO policies, isolation procedures, and re‑energisation controls. This ensures your current systems align with relevant regulations and safety standards.

Once the analysis is complete, we can develop machine‑specific LOTO procedures presented in a clear, visual format. Each step is outlined precisely, ensuring workers understand how to identify, isolate, secure, and verify hazardous energy sources. The result is a reliable, compliant system that ensures hazardous energies remain safely controlled at all times.

Out LOTO Services Include

  • Assessment of existing plant and equipment
    Reviewing machinery and energy sources to identify isolation points and gaps.
  • Evaluation of existing LOTO procedures
    Checking for clarity, completeness, and effectiveness.
  • Development of new, machine‑specific LOTO procedures
    Clear, step‑by‑step visual instructions for safe isolation.
  • Verification of regulatory compliance
    Ensuring your LOTO system meets all applicable WHS requirements and AS/NZS machine‑safety standards.

Staff training and competency support

Educating personnel on hazardous energy types and the correct application of LOTO procedures

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Practical Machine Safety Expertise

We help manufacturers identify risks, improve safety performance, and meet AS/NZS 4024 requirements with practical, real-world solutions.

From machine risk assessments to safety design and implementation, our consultants work alongside your team to deliver safer, more reliable operations.

  • Machine risk assessments
  • Safety concepts and safe design
  • Compliance verification and validation
  • Practical implementation support
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