LND-028STANDARD PREVIEW

Laundry equipment lockout/tagout

Isolate and lock out all energy sources on laundry equipment before any jam clearing, cleaning inside guards, or maintenance, verified before hands enter.

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Why This Matters

Laundry machines combine heat, steam, rotation, and crush points at hand height, and most serious laundry injuries happen during clearing, not operation. Lockout is the difference between a stopped machine and a safe one.

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Version
1.0
Authority
A5
Section
Laundry & Uniforms

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