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According to safe work procedures, what is the very first step before beginning a lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedure?
Before any equipment is shut down or locked out, all affected personnel, including operators and those in the immediate area, must be notified. This ensures eve
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Question: According to safe work procedures, what is the very first step before beginning a lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedure?
Answer options:
- Apply your personal lock. ✅ Notify all affected employees.
- Shut down the equipment using its normal controls.
- Test for the absence of voltage.
Correct answer: Notify all affected employees.
Explanation: Before any equipment is shut down or locked out, all affected personnel, including operators and those in the immediate area, must be notified. This ensures everyone is aware of the impending shutdown and avoids confusion or accidental restart attempts.
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