Jenkins Academy of Applied Technology

Lockout/Tagout regulatory crosswalk

Lockout/Tagout. Online knowledge course resource v1.0.0. October 21, 2026.

Scope: federal general-industry machine servicing under 29 CFR 1910.147. These 26 rows map the three role tracks to requirements and design decisions. They do not establish completed employer implementation or technical course validation.

IDAuthority and topicCore coverageRemaining evidence
LT-01Scope, exclusions and employee roles
(a), (b)
AUTH 1; AFF 1; OTHER 1Employer applicability and role assignments pending
LT-02Program and equipment-specific procedures
(c)(1), (c)(4)
AUTH 1, 3, 4; employer toolsActual program, energy inventory and procedures pending
LT-03Authorized: sources, types/magnitudes and isolation methods
(c)(7)(i)(A)
AUTH 2–4; practical worksheetEquipment-specific instruction and observed skills pending
LT-04Affected: purpose and use of procedure
(c)(7)(i)(B)
AFF 1–4; affected worksheetActual restrictions, notifications and role understanding pending
LT-05Other: procedure and restart prohibition
(c)(7)(i)(C)
OTHER 1–3; awareness worksheetActual area, prohibited actions and escalation pending
LT-06Energy-isolating devices; lockout versus tagout
(b), (c)(2)–(3)
AUTH 3; AFF 3; OTHER 2Device-specific instruction and any tagout equivalence demonstration pending
LT-07Protective materials and hardware
(c)(5)
AUTH 3; employer preparationActual durable, standardized, substantial, identifiable devices pending
LT-08All six limitations of tags
(c)(7)(ii)(A)–(F)
AUTH 3; AFF 3; OTHER 2Actual tagout instruction where used; legibility/attachment/environment review pending
LT-09Retraining triggers and restored proficiency
(c)(7)(iii)
AUTH 8; AFF 4; employer toolsActual changes, deficiencies, remediation and reassessment pending
LT-10Employer training certification: name and dates
(c)(7)(iv)
AUTH 8; AFF 4; OTHER 3; training recordEmployer certification of actual completed training pending
LT-11Authorized application and affected notifications
(c)(8)–(9)
AUTH 4, 5; AFF 2; OTHER 1Actual communication and task responsibilities pending
LT-12Prepare, shut down, isolate, apply devices
(d)(1)–(4)
AUTH 2–4Safe equipment-specific demonstration pending
LT-13Stored/residual energy and reaccumulation
(d)(5)
AUTH 2, 4Actual control and continued-verification method pending
LT-14Verify before work
(d)(6)
AUTH 4; assessment critical itemsSafe actual verification skill pending
LT-15Release checks and notification before startup
(e)(1)–(2)
AUTH 5; AFF 2Actual restoration procedure and communication pending
LT-16Own-device removal and employer-directed exception
(e)(3)
AUTH 5; role restrictions in AFF/OTHERDocumented exception procedure, safeguards and trained responsible persons pending
LT-17Testing/positioning transitions
(f)(1)
AUTH 7Task-specific transition instruction and skills pending
LT-18Host/contractor procedures and understood restrictions
(f)(2)
AUTH 6; AFF 4Actual procedure exchange and host-worker instruction pending
LT-19Group protection, personal devices and coordination
(f)(3)
AUTH 6Group setup and role-specific practical demonstration pending
LT-20Shift/personnel changes and continuous protection
(f)(4)
AUTH 6; AFF 4Actual transfer procedure and handoff verification pending
LT-21Annual procedure inspection and its certification
(c)(6)
AUTH 8; separate inspection formInspection by appropriate authorized employee; actual findings/correction pending
LT-22Applicability and documented-procedure exceptions
(a)(2), (c)(4)(i)
AUTH 3, 7; scope screensEmployer-specific exception analysis pending; no generic shortcut authorization
LT-23Understandable instruction
OSHA policy 2010-04-28
All role introductions; employer toolsActual language, vocabulary and accommodations pending
LT-24Qualified trainer access and appropriate application
OSHA interpretation 2019-07-11
Trainer panel; employer toolsTrainer contact and delivery arrangements unconfigured; testing pending
LT-25Knowledge score, critical items and alternate forms
Academy course design
All three role runtimes80% plus all critical correct and three-attempt model require review/pilot; not a universal OSHA score
LT-26Separate knowledge, workplace skills, assignment and records
Academy course design
All role resources and formsTarget-LMS, actual skills/understanding and employer records remain open

Current sources reviewed October 21, 2026

The regulation is the federal legal baseline. Appendix A is a nonmandatory example, not an equipment-specific procedure. Interpretation letters explain OSHA’s position in context. State Plan applicability, actual equipment, other applicable standards and employer procedures require review before release.

Employer training certification and annual procedure-inspection certification are separate records with different content. No universal annual employee refresher, fixed course-hour requirement or generic OSHA passing score is asserted.