Technical training
Basic Technical Training Standard / V11 10032026
Examples of responsibilities: performing isolations and testing, creating a safe work condition for others to work under, lead job briefing, lead and supervise work parties.
Ordinary Person / Unqualified Person
A person who is not a Qualified Person and does not have any responsibilities, given that this person generally needs control, instruction, and supervision to carry out assigned working activities. Additionally, a person who can be instructed to apply his personal lockout equipment in accordance with a company specific Lockout-Tagout program, procedures, and rules.
Authorised Person
A person designated to be in charge of a particular lockout and safe isolation.
May be referred to other terms in different regions such as: Authorised Technician (as per the WTSR) / Authorized Employee (as per OHSA) / Isolating Technician / Isolating Turbine Technician / Safe Isolation Authorized Person / Responsible Individual
Examples of responsibilities:
for Lockout-Tagout at the place of work.
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• to ensure everyone working under the lockout applied follows the particular rules.
• for the use of group locks, personal locks and other Lockout-Tagout equipment.
This role has been trained in establishing a safe work condition through the application of Lockout-Tagout practices including:
isolating the equipment or system.
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attach all locking devices and tags.
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Qualified Electrical Person
Perform electrical work.
Needs to have been trained or instructed on the task and the equipment.
Examples of responsibilities:
• switch off, switch on, test absence of voltage, replace a component, establish an electrical lockout etc.
lead and supervise electrical tasks e.g.:
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- performing a pre-task briefing prior to work on electrical systems. - acting as a supervisor for Ordinary Persons working on, or in the vicinity of, electrical systems.
Qualified Pressure Fluids Person
Perform pressure fluids tasks.
Needs to have been trained or instructed on the task and the equipment.
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