-
1.0 Fall Protection
-
1.1 Lesson Selection (Main Hub)
-
1.2 Lesson One - Gear Selection
-
1.3 Lesson Two - Training Room
-
1.4 Lesson Three - Equipment Retrieval
-
-
2.0 Confined Space
-
2.1 Lesson Selection (Main Hub)
-
2.2 Lesson One - Gear Selection
-
2.3 Lesson Two - Training Room
-
2.4 Lesson Three - Gas Leak
-
-
3.0 Lockout Tagout (LoTo)
-
3.1 Lesson Selection (Main Hub)
-
3.2 Lesson One - Gear Selection
-
3.3 Lesson Two - Training Room
- About Training Room
- Setup 1: Select all equipment needing LoTo - Part 1
- Setup 2: Select all equipment that needs LoTo - Part 2
- Setup 3: Select all equipment that needs LoTo - Part 3
- Setup 4: Radio to notify affected workers
- Setup 5: Apply and remove LoTo - Circuit Breaker Switch and Valve
- Setup 6: Release residual energy and verify
- Scoring
-
3.4 Lesson Three - Factory Site
- About Factory Site
- Step 1: Use Radio to Notify Affected Employees
- Step 2: Turn off the Power Switch, and Turn off Circuit Breaker Switch 3, then LoTo
- Step 3: Confirm Electrical Power Source Is Turned off
- Step 4: Release any Residual Energy
- Step 5: Services the Pump with the Wrench
- Step 6: Remove LoTo, and Open Main and Residual Pressure Valve
- Step 7: Remove LoTo and Turn on Circuit Breaker Switch 3
- Step 8: Notify Coworkers that Work Is Done
- Step 9: Power on the Pump
- Scoring
-
- Contact Us
Step 6: Remove LoTo, and Open Main and Residual Pressure Valve
Once the pump has been serviced, the trainee should remove the valves locks and tags on the main valve and residual pressure valve, and open them both.
To open the valves, they should grab it with their hand and press the trigger button. A pressure release sound will be heard when the trainee opens the pressure release valve. Once both valves have been turned on, the pressure gauge should read
60 psi.
If the trainee does not properly remove lock and tag from both valves after servicing the pump, this will result in a BAD score for Used locks and tags correctly grade on the scoreboard.
Was this helpful?
Yes
No
Submit
Thank you! Your feedback helps others to see the most helpful information.