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2026 CLASSROOM TRAINING Meets with all current WorkSafeBC Regulation requirements. Conducted by a qualified instructor.
Instructor Conducted via Zoom Platform Minimum 6 students required 8:30 am to 12:30 pm [4 Hours]
WorkSafeBC OHSR Legislation Part 10 Defining Lock Out Why is Lock Out Required? Types of Energy Sources Lock Out Steps & Procedures Lock Out Verification Removal of Locks Group Lock Out Procedures Working on Energized Equipment When Locks are Not Required
2026 CLASSROOM TRAINING VIA ZOOM Equipment that is not de-energized and locked out can unexpectedly start when maintenance work is being done, which can result in serious injuries. De-energization is the removing of energy from machinery or equipment. Lockout is the use of lock(s) to render machinery or equipment inoperable or to isolate an energy source in accordance with a written procedure. Maintenance is any work performed to keep machinery or equipment in a safe operating condition. This includes installing, repairing, cleaning, and lubricating the equipment, as well as clearing obstructions to the normal flow of material. Lock Out / Tag Out Training BC. Every year, workers in British Columbia are killed or seriously injured because machinery or equipment was not properly locked out. For example, accidents where workers are caught in machinery can result in severed fingers, crushed limbs, or death. Accidents can be prevented if machinery is locked out properly before obstructions are cleared or other maintenance work is done. Electrical shock, burns, and electrocution can also result if electrical equipment is not properly locked out.
Planning to work on energized machinery or equipment? WorkSafeBC regulations apply! Every year, workers in British Columbia are killed or seriously injured because machinery or equipment was not properly locked out. Accidents can be prevented if machinery is locked out properly before obstructions are cleared or other maintenance work is done. Our 4 hour Lock out Training BC course covers the steps to correctly lock and tag out equipment and devices. The course also covers the legal requirements surrounding the lockout of equipment, the potential consequences of not following the procedure, and how to create and maintain a written workplace lockout program.