Free Lockout/Tagout Log Template
Document energy isolation procedures with lock assignments, verification steps, group lockout coordination, and equipment-specific LOTO procedures.
What's Included
This template includes 3 organized sections ready for your project.
LOTO Log
Equipment Procedures
Lock Register
Key Features
Everything you need to manage lockout/tagout log documentation professionally.
Energy Source Identification
Identify all energy sources (electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, thermal, chemical, gravitational) per equipment
Lock Assignment Tracking
Track individual lock numbers, assigned personnel, and lock application/removal timestamps
Verification Steps
Zero-energy state verification procedure with try-start and instrument testing documentation
Group Lockout Coordination
Manage multi-person lockout with group lock box tracking and crew coordination
Equipment-Specific Procedures
Pre-built LOTO procedures for common construction equipment types
Shift Handoff Protocol
Document lock transfer procedures when work extends across shifts
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Frequently Asked Questions
Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) is a safety procedure that ensures dangerous equipment is properly shut off and cannot be started up again before maintenance or servicing work is completed. OSHA 1910.147 and 1926 Subpart K require written energy control procedures for hazardous energy sources.
Every worker who could be exposed to hazardous energy must apply their own individual lock. In group lockout situations, a designated authorized employee applies locks on behalf of the group using a group lock box. This template tracks both individual and group lockout scenarios.
After all energy sources are locked out, you must verify the equipment cannot operate by attempting to start it (try-start) and using testing instruments to confirm zero energy. This critical step is documented in the verification section of the template.
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Last updated: April 2026