exam : lockout/tagout procedures
1. which government entity establishes the requirements for lockout/tagout?
the occupational safety and health administration (osha)
the american manufacturing association (ama)
the environmental protection agency (epa)
the national fire protection association (nfpa)
2. if the maintenance person tagged out your equipment and then exited the building, who has the authority to remove the tagout?
your supervisor
another authorized employee
the safety coordinator of your organization
only that maintenance person
3. with a few exceptions, when is lockout/tagout required?
if an appliance is in use
if hazardous materials are stored in the building

Question

exam : lockout/tagout procedures
1. which government entity establishes the requirements for lockout/tagout?
  the occupational safety and health administration (osha)
  the american manufacturing association (ama)
  the environmental protection agency (epa)
  the national fire protection association (nfpa)
2. if the maintenance person tagged out your equipment and then exited the building, who has the authority to remove the tagout?
  your supervisor
  another authorized employee
  the safety coordinator of your organization
  only that maintenance person
3. with a few exceptions, when is lockout/tagout required?
  if an appliance is in use
  if hazardous materials are stored in the building

Accepted Answer

### Question 1
# Brief Explanations:
Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures are related to workplace safety. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA, note: the option has a typo as "OSHA" not "DSHA" but it's the correct entity) establishes workplace safety regulations including LOTO. The American Manufacturing Association (AMA) is a trade association, not a government entity for safety regs. EPA deals with environmental protection, not workplace safety for LOTO. NFPA deals with fire protection, not LOTO requirements.
# Answer:
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA, note: the option has a typo as "DSHA" but this is the intended correct option among the given) - The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (DSHA) (assuming it's a typo for OSHA)

### Question 2
# Brief Explanations:
In lockout/tagout procedures, the person who applies the tagout (the maintenance person here) is the only one with the authority to remove it, unless specific procedures for transfer of authority are followed, which is not indicated here. A supervisor, another authorized employee, or the safety coordinator do not have the authority to remove a tagout placed by another employee unless proper protocols are followed.
# Answer:
Only that maintenance person

### Question 3 (Assuming the full options, but based on LOTO knowledge):
Lockout/Tagout is required when servicing or maintaining equipment to prevent unexpected energization. If an appliance is in use, LOTO is not typically required (as it's operating). If hazardous materials are stored, that's not directly related to LOTO trigger (LOTO is about energy control). The correct trigger (with exceptions) is when servicing, maintaining, or repairing equipment where energy could be unexpected. But based on common LOTO scenarios, if one of the options was "When servicing or maintaining equipment" (not fully visible here, but assuming from standard LOTO knowledge), but since the visible options are "If an appliance is in use" (incorrect) and "If hazardous materials are stored in the building" (incorrect), but if we have to choose from visible (even if truncated), the key is LOTO is for energy control during maintenance. However, since the user's image might have more, but based on standard:

# Brief Explanations:
Lockout/Tagout is required (with exceptions) when performing servicing, maintenance, or repair on equipment where energy could be released unexpectedly. "If an appliance is in use" is incorrect (LOTO is for when equipment is not in normal use, like maintenance). "If hazardous materials are stored" is unrelated to LOTO's trigger (LOTO is about energy, not hazardous material storage).
# Answer:
(Assuming the correct option related to maintenance/repair of equipment, but from visible, neither fully correct, but if forced, the intended is likely related to equipment maintenance. However, based on the given visible options, the correct answer (if options included "When servicing or maintaining equipment") would be that, but since not fully visible, but from standard LOTO, the trigger is maintenance/repair.

Sovi.AI - AI Math Tutor

QUESTION IMAGE

Question

Explanation:

Question 1

Answer:

Question 2