Home » Lockout Resources » Glossary
Glossary
Capable of Being Locked Out - (An Energy-Isolating Device Capable of Being Locked Out)
An energy-isolating device is considered capable of being locked out if it meets one of the following requirements:
- It is designed with a hasp to which a lock can be attached;
- It is designed with any other integral part through which a lock can be affixed;
- It has a locking mechanism built into it; or
- It can be locked without dismantling, rebuilding, or replacing the energy-isolating device or permanently altering its energy control capability.
Lockout Services | Turnkey Programs | Lockout Procedures | Single-Source Procedures | Basic Procedures | Standard Procedures | Advanced Procedures | Custom Procedures | Energy Control Tags | Alternative Protective Measures | Minor Servicing Exception | Online Services | Lockout Audits | Corporate Standards | Lockout Training | Reference Guides | Services RFQ | DEenergizer | Lockout Devices | Electrical | Valve and Pneumatic | Accessories | Group Lockout/Tagout | Devices Index | Devices RFQ | Lockout Resources | OSHA Documentation | NIOSH Documentation | White Papers and Articles | Lockout/Tagout FAQ | Lockout/Tagout News | Lockout/Tagout Signs | Energy Source Reference | Training Material | Library | Glossary | Sitemap | About | Contact Information | Careers | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Legal Notice