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Which of these is NOT a safety procedure for lockout/tagout?

A) Inspecting locks and tags for defects

B) Turning off the equipment at the control panel

C) Leaving the equipment on

D) Attaching a safety lock or tag on the energy-isolating device

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zamprine

Answer:

I would assume c

Explanation:

it just seems like it would not be a safety procedure

Lockout/Tagout would be the idea of properly shutting down a source of energy, draining any surplus energy, and applying mechanisms to that energy source that prevent it from being reactivated, and the further explanation can be defined as follows:

  • It also called lock & tag is a security method in use in industry and research to guarantee that critical machinery was correctly shut down.
  • It can be restarted until the completion of conservation or recovery operations.

Therefore the final answer is "Option C".

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