| Date: | September 30, 2026 |
Lockout/Tagout in Practice: Avoiding Pitfalls & Staying Compliant
| Time: | 12:00pm EST (1 hr) |
Free Live Webinar
Lockout/Tagout in Practice: Avoiding Pitfalls & Staying Compliant
Control of Hazardous Energy is one of OSHA’s most frequently cited standards, now ranking fourth nationally. Most facilities have a written policy and a lock board, but gaps often remain in equipment-specific procedures, energy source identification, periodic inspections, and how the program actually gets followed on the floor. Join CMI for a practical walkthrough of where LOTO programs break down and what OSHA expects to see during an inspection.
Free to attend
Live + on-demand recording
Live + on-demand recording
Webinar Details
Upcoming — 2026
Wednesday, September 30th, @ 12:00pm EST
Approx. 60 minutes
Includes live Q&A with presenter
Virtual — attend from anywhere
Recording and presentation available after the event
Questions? Call us
What You Will Learn
This webinar walks attendees through the elements of an effective energy control program and provides practical guidance for evaluating your own compliance readiness, including the failures that show up most often in the field.
Why Lockout/Tagout continues to rank amongst OSHA’s most frequently cited standards
What OSHA requires in an equipment-specific energy control procedure
How to identify all energy sources, including stored and residual energy
The six-step sequence and the steps most often skipped
Group lockout and shift change requirements
When the minor servicing exemption applies and when it does not
Periodic inspection and training requirements
Identifying and prioritizing corrective actions
Who Should Attend
This webinar is ideal for anyone responsible for machine safety, maintenance operations, or OSHA compliance. Colleagues and team members are welcome.
EHS professionals
Safety managers and coordinators
Maintenance managers and supervisors
Operations and facility managers
Production supervisors
Manufacturing and industrial employers
Anyone responsible for OSHA compliance programs
Is this webinar for me?
You have a Lockout/Tagout policy in place but aren’t certain every machine has a current, posted procedure behind it.
You need to evaluate energy source identification, group lockout, shift changes, or periodic inspections for potential gaps.
You want authorized and affected employees clear on their roles and your corrective actions prioritized before an inspection.
Meet Your Presenter
Michael Schneider
Certified Safety Professional, Director of Health & Safety Services
Michael Schneider, CSP
Certified Safety Professional, Director of Health & Safety Services — Compliance Management InternationalMichael Schneider, CSP, serves as Director of Health & Safety Services at CMI. With extensive expertise in regulatory compliance and occupational safety, Mike specializes in designing practical health and safety management programs and streamlining OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping. Mike focuses on helping organizations minimize recordable incidents, navigate complex compliance requirements, and build resilient, safety-first cultures.
Hazard Communication
Lockout/Tagout
Machine Safety
OSHA Compliance
Energy Control Procedures
Safety Program Development
Lockout/Tagout
Machine Safety
OSHA Compliance
Energy Control Procedures
Safety Program Development
Would Your LOTO Program Pass an Inspection?
Compliance with 1910.147 is estimated to prevent 50,000 injuries and 120 deaths every year. Join us for a session on reviewing your energy control procedures, training records, and periodic inspections so you can surface problems before an inspector or an incident does.
