1910.269; 1910.147; 1926.65; 1915.89
For 1910.269; 1910.147; 1926.65; 1915.89, topic is Lockout/tagout training; who must be trained is workers performing maintenance, repair, and those who need to understand the rationale of locking and tagging equipment to protect themselves and the general workforce; training frequency is Before exposure Retraining when: (1) change in machine; (2) change in job assignment; (3) new equipment/processes present hazard; (4) change in energy control procedures; or (5) after periodic inspections reveal inadequate knowledge or deviations in procedures; retraining triggers is Change in machine; change in job assignment; new equipment/processes present hazard; change in energy control procedures; after periodic inspections reveal inadequate knowledge or deviations in procedures; industry scope is General industry, construction, and maritime, recorded from its source on 2026-08-05.
- Standard
- 1910.269; 1910.147; 1926.65; 1915.89 verified
- Topic
- Lockout/tagout training verified
- Who must be trained
- workers performing maintenance, repair, and those who need to understand the rationale of locking and tagging equipment to protect themselves and the general workforce verified
- Training frequency
- Before exposure Retraining when: (1) change in machine; (2) change in job assignment; (3) new equipment/processes present hazard; (4) change in energy control procedures; or (5) after periodic inspections reveal inadequate knowledge or deviations in procedures verified
- Retraining triggers
- Change in machine; change in job assignment; new equipment/processes present hazard; change in energy control procedures; after periodic inspections reveal inadequate knowledge or deviations in procedures verified
- Industry scope
- General industry, construction, and maritime our reading
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What the source says
New hire training As determined by employer Lockout/tagout training OSHA required: yes OSHA regulations: 1910.269; 1910.147; 1926.65; 1915.89 This training is required for workers performing maintenance, repair, and those who need to understand the rationale of locking and tagging equipment to protect themselves and the general workforce. Lockout/tagout is a critical practice for routine equipment maintenance and cleaning. For any piece of equipment with more than one power source, employers must provide a step-by-step, written lockout/tagout procedure. Training frequency: Before exposure Retraining when: (1) change in machine; (2) change in job assignment; (3) new equipment/processes present hazard; (4) change in energy control procedures; or (5) after periodic inspections reveal inadequate knowledge or deviations in procedures
— hsi.com, retrieved 2026-08-05
Source
- hsi.comhttps://hsi.com/blog/oshas-required-training-frequencies