Free LOTO checklist · PDF

    LOTO
    audit readiness checklist.

    Walk one machine and find out how ready you'd be for an OSHA inspection. Six evidence controls on one page. The proof an inspector can ask you to produce on the spot.

    • Six numbered evidence-control sections to tick off
    • Short, scannable checkpoints, no wall of text
    • A fillable header: equipment no., date, inspector
    • Aligned to OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147
    Free download

    Get the LOTO audit readiness checklist

    One page, six evidence controls. Emailed to you as a print-ready PDF you can take onto the floor.

    What's inside

    A document you can actually use.

    Print it, fill in the header, and walk the floor. It doubles as a self-check and a record.

    LOTO Audit Readiness Checklist · 1 / 1
    Page 1 of 1

    LOTO Audit Readiness Checklist

    A cover page and clear "how to use" instructions, six numbered evidence-control sections, a fillable header and a notes box to record findings as you walk the floor.

    What it covers

    The six evidence controls an audit looks for

    Most lockout/tagout enforcement is not about a missing lock. It is about being unable to prove the right procedure was current, followed, verified and reviewed. The checklist walks each control so you can see where the proof exists today.

    Current machine-specific procedure. A written, equipment-specific energy-control procedure that is kept current.

    Authorized worker training record. Certified training for authorized workers and awareness training for affected staff.

    Field execution / sign-on record. Who locked out what, when, and which isolation points were controlled.

    Isolation & zero-energy verification. Proof that zero energy was verified before work and stored energy was addressed.

    Closeout & shift-handover record. Release, restart, lock/tag removal, and continuity of protection across shifts.

    Periodic inspection record. The at-least-annual inspection certification, with deficiencies tracked to correction.

    This checklist is provided as general guidance. Site-specific procedures and the requirements of the authority having jurisdiction, insurer and other applicable authorities take precedence. Have a competent person review and adapt it before use. This is safety information, not legal advice.

    FAQs

    Questions about this checklist

    When a file stops being enough

    Managing LOTO across many machines or sites?

    We'll show you how Zentri handles procedures, isolations, training records and audit trail. Then we'll talk through how it would run at your facility.