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o Copy of the tag maybe included with device keys prior to the device <br /> being sent out for service to either an internal or external service <br /> provider <br /> ✓ Locks are to be used at all lockout locations <br /> ✓ Tags are used in addition to locks and never without locks. <br /> ✓ Tags indicate <br /> o Reason for the lockout <br /> o Name of the authorized employee locking out the equipment and <br /> how to reach that individual <br /> o Date and time the lockout was put in place <br /> CAUTION:Never remove a lockout/tag-out installed by another employee <br /> without direct knowledge of that employee and supervisor approval. <br /> 3.6.4 Fuel Pumps <br /> 3.6.4.1 All fuel pumps have a master kill switch that will cut off electrical service to <br /> all pumps at a particular fueling station <br /> ✓ In addition, there is a control mechanism in a secure location at each fueling <br /> station <br /> o Control mechanism can turn off pump to each individual fueling <br /> pump <br /> o Pump service can be turned off or on only by an authorized person <br /> 3.6.S Out of Service Board <br /> ✓ Fleet Services uses a key control board located in Shop offices. <br /> ✓ Key boards are used to hold keys for vehicles that are reported for service <br /> ✓ Any vehicle with keys kept on the board is considered out of service and <br /> either the mechanic of record or the shop foreman is the only individuals with <br /> authority to release keys for vehicles at the shop. <br /> 3.6.6 Additional Means for Blocking Energy Sources <br /> ✓ Suitable blocks are another important safety device for making a piece of <br /> equipment safe to be repaired or serviced. Blocks must be placed under <br /> raised dies, lifts or any equipment that might inadvertently move by sliding, <br /> falling or rolling. <br /> ✓ Another form of blocking is the placement of a blind. A blind is a disk of metal <br /> placed in a pipe to ensure that no air, steam or other substance will pass <br /> through that point if the system is accidently activated. <br /> ✓ Before installing blinds or blocks, bleed down any steam, air or hydraulic lines <br /> to get rid of any pressure. Coiled springs, spring-loaded devices, or <br /> suspended loads must also be released so that their stored energy will not <br /> result in an inadvertent movement. <br /> 3.6.7 Testing Equipment During the Lockout <br /> County of San Joaquin Dept of Public Works IIPP Rev 2020-01-31.docx <br /> Page 69 <br />