Lockout/Tagout Awareness Course 2026
This course is for workers and security guards in Canada who work near machines that are locked out for repair or cleaning. It covers hazardous energy, locks and tags, the lockout steps and the rules for removing locks. It is background knowledge only: your employer must train you on its own written procedure before you lock out any equipment.
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这门免费课程包含约25分钟的课文和一套25道题的测试。得分达到80%或以上即可下载结业证书(私人颁发,未经认证)。 已于2026年10月13日根据官方资料核对。
你将学到什么
- Describe the main types of hazardous energy, including stored energy
- Tell an energy-isolating device apart from a control switch
- List the steps of a lockout in the right order
- Explain the rules for personal locks, keys and tags
- Explain who may remove a lock and what happens if that worker is absent
- Respond correctly when you find a lockout on patrol
得分达到80%或以上即可下载证书。
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第1题,共25题
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答案: B. To stop a machine from being started or moving while someone works on it
Lockout holds an energy-isolating device in the safe position so equipment cannot be energized while people work on it.
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第2题,共25题
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答案: C. CSA Z460
CSA Z460, Control of hazardous energy — Lockout and other methods, sets out how to manage hazardous energy from machines and equipment.
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第3题,共25题
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答案: C. Gravitational energy
CCOHS says an overhead roll-up door has gravitational potential energy, so a raised door can drop if it is not blocked.
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第4题,共25题
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答案: A. Residual or stored energy
Energy left in a system after the supply is shut off, such as pressure in a line, is residual or stored energy. It must be released or blocked.
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第5题,共25题
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答案: A. A circuit breaker
Disconnect switches, circuit breakers, line valves and blocks isolate energy. Push buttons and selector switches are control switches, not isolating devices.
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第6题,共25题
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答案: D. A control switch does not isolate the energy source
Push buttons and other control circuit switches are not energy-isolating devices, so they do not make the machine safe to work on.
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第7题,共25题
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答案: A. The reason, the date and time, and who applied it
A tag states why the lockout is in place, when it was applied and the name of the authorized person who applied it.
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第8题,共25题
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答案: A. Three locks, one for each worker
Each person must place their own lock on the system, so the number of locks matches the number of workers.
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第9题,共25题
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答案: B. One key, with no master key
CCOHS says each lock has one key and master keys are not allowed, so only the person who placed it can open it.
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第10题,共25题
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答案: B. Keep immediate control of it
Section 10.7 of BC's OHS Regulation says workers must keep immediate control of the keys to their personal locks for the whole job.
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第11题,共25题
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答案: A. The worker who installed it
Section 10.8 of BC's OHS Regulation says a personal lock must only be removed by the worker who installed it.
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第12题,共25题
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答案: D. Make every reasonable effort to contact that worker
Section 10.8 says the supervisor or manager must try hard to contact the worker who installed the lock and make sure the equipment can be run safely.
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第13题,共25题
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答案: C. At the start of their next shift
Section 10.8(3) of BC's OHS Regulation says the worker must be told at the start of their next shift if their lock was removed.
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第14题,共25题
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答案: A. Prepare by identifying the equipment and energy sources
The first step is to prepare: identify the equipment, all its energy sources and the devices needed to isolate them.
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第15题,共25题
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答案: B. After the energy is isolated and stored energy is released
CCOHS lists the order as shut down, isolate, release stored energy, then apply locks and tags, then verify.
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第16题,共25题
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答案: D. To verify that the machine will not start
Verifying isolation proves the lockout works. BC's regulation requires workers to verify that all energy sources are locked out before work starts.
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第17题,共25题
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答案: A. Trying the start controls to confirm it will not run
A bump test is an attempt to activate the equipment after isolation to confirm it will not operate, as part of verifying isolation.
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第18题,共25题
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答案: B. Check the area and make sure everyone is clear
CCOHS says to inspect the area, confirm people are clear, put controls in neutral, remove devices and tell affected workers before re-energizing.
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第19题,共25题
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答案: A. When every worker's personal lock is off the box
In group control, the keys go in a lock box and each worker adds a personal lock. The keys cannot be removed until all personal locks are off.
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第20题,共25题
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答案: B. Part 15
Part 15 of Alberta's OHS Code, Managing the Control of Hazardous Energy, covers isolation, verifying isolation, personal locks and returning to operation.
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第21题,共25题
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答案: B. The energy-isolating devices must be locked out
Section 10.3 says no work may be done on shut-down machinery until, among other things, the energy-isolating devices are locked out.
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第22题,共25题
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答案: C. A trained person assigned to carry out lockout
CCOHS describes an authorized person as someone qualified through knowledge, training and experience who has been assigned to carry out hazardous energy control.
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第23题,共25题
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答案: A. Leave it in place and report it to your supervisor
Only the worker who installed a lock may remove it, under the site's procedure. A guard should never touch it and should report concerns.
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第24题,共25题
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答案: D. A tag warns people but cannot physically stop anyone
CCOHS says tagout is always used when lockout is required. The lock is what holds the isolating device in the safe position; a tag only warns.
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第25题,共25题
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答案: B. The supervisor, as part of the employer's program
CCOHS says supervisors must ensure only trained people do lockout work, and employers must train workers on their roles.
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考前须知
- CSA Z460, Control of hazardous energy — Lockout and other methods, is the Canadian standard for lockout.
- Push buttons and selector switches are not energy-isolating devices. Breakers, disconnects, line valves and blocks are.
- Each worker puts on their own lock. Each lock has one key, and master keys are not allowed.
- In BC, a worker must verify that all energy sources are locked out before starting work (OHS Regulation s. 10.6).
- In BC, a personal lock may only be removed by the worker who installed it, except under the s. 10.8 removal process.
常见问题
What is the difference between lockout and tagout?
Lockout puts a lock on an energy-isolating device so the machine cannot be turned on. Tagout adds a tag that says why, when and who. The tag is used with the lock, not instead of it.
Does this course let me lock out equipment at work?
No. It is background knowledge only. Your employer must train you on its hazardous energy program and the written procedure for each machine, and only trained, assigned workers may do lockout.
Can a supervisor remove a worker's lock?
Only under a special procedure. In BC, the supervisor must make every reasonable effort to contact the worker, make sure the equipment is safe, and the worker is told at the start of their next shift.
What should a security guard do if they see a lockout?
Leave the lock and tag alone, never operate the equipment, and report anything that looks damaged, tampered with or unsafe to a supervisor.
这份证书是否经过认证或获得官方认可?
不是。这是一份私人颁发的结业证书,仅用于知识学习。它未获得任何政府、执照发放机构、监管机构或教育机构的认可、认证或批准,也不能替代法律要求的任何执照、资格证书或培训。
资料来源
- CCOHS: Lockout/Tag out
- CCOHS: Hazardous energy control programs
- Standards Council of Canada: CSA Z460 Control of hazardous energy — Lockout and other methods
- WorkSafeBC: OHS Regulation Part 10, De-energization and Lockout
- Alberta OHS Code Part 15: Managing the Control of Hazardous Energy
- Government of Alberta: OHS Code Part 15 explanation guide