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' group's lock will be individually keyed and the shift supervisor shall maintain the master keys • All new equipment installed must be designed to accept a lockout device • Where multiple items must be locked out, a group lock box must be used • Where multiple locks must be placed on an item, a multiple lock hasp must be ' used • Only the protected employee may remove lusher personal lock When the employee is no longer present and the lock must be removed, only that employee's immediate supervisor may remove the lock and tag, and only after ensuring that the employee is out of harm's way ' • All locks must be accompanied b a to indicating the name of the employee • P Y g g applying the lock, the date the lock was applied, equipment name or number, the ' reason for the lockout and a warning against the potential hazard of activation ' • A legend must be displayed warning against activation and stating that the lock and tag may be removed only by authorized personnel • Tags must be single-use, hand-attachable, legible and designed to withstand the environment where they are in use.Tags must be self-locking and non-releasable with a minimum unlocking strength of 50 pounds. ' • A "Lockout Log" (HS315 Attachment 3) shall be maintained by the site supervisor as part of the HASP ' • The PM or FC is responsible for informing the client of the lockout/tagout procedure to be used at the jobsite This must be documented on Field Activity Daily Logs (FADLs) • Subcontractors are to use IT's lockout/tagout procedure Their own procedure ' may be used only after it has been reviewed and approved by the HS Representative 1 • If the client has their own lockout/tagout requirements, these shall be implemented only after IT's requirements have been met ' • The PM and FC shall assure that locks, hasps and other equipment and site specific training are provided ' M7(11-29-94/RHSA-ASP/94-0037 JAF 4-6