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LOTO Energy Isolation Verification Checklist

Before servicing, document each energy source, the authorized person's isolation method, lock and tag accountability, stored-energy controls and proof of zero energy.

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How to use this worksheet

  1. Identify the exact machine, maintenance task and affected workers.
  2. Map electrical, pressure, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, gravity and other energy sources.
  3. Have authorized personnel follow the approved shutdown, physical isolation and personal lock/tag procedure.
  4. Relieve or restrain stored energy and verify isolation through an appropriate safe test before work.
  5. Follow the employer's controlled lock transfer, shift handover and return-to-service procedure when circumstances change.

Worked field example

Example — Pump repair: Isolate and lock the motor supply, depressurize the line, prevent rotor movement, and have an authorized worker verify the de-energized state before service.

SERNEM — FIELD WORKSHEET

LOTO Energy Isolation Verification Checklist

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Equipment and responsibilities

Energy isolation point register

Energy source / pointIsolation and lock methodVerification / resultAuthorized person

Verification and release

This worksheet does not perform an isolation, prove a safe state, or authorize work. Follow the applicable energy-control standard and your employer's written procedure.

Frequently asked questions

Is a tag alone enough?

A tag is not automatically equivalent to a lock on a lockable isolator; verify the applicable legal criteria and supplementary protection.

When is isolation verified?

An authorized worker verifies effective isolation after applying controls and before servicing starts.

Related SERNEM resources

Technical sources

This worksheet does not perform an isolation, prove a safe state, or authorize work. Follow the applicable energy-control standard and your employer's written procedure.