3 A common implementation of this procedure uses a 6Â– or 12Â–hole hasp.
This procedure can be accomplished with a bolted blank flange or bolted slip blind, since using bolt cutters or other metal-cutting tools apparently counts as "excessive force" or "unusual techniques". 3 A common implementation of this procedure uses a 6Â– or 12Â–hole hasp. This procedure is typically not used in transmission and distribution programs. A typical part used in this system is diagonally- candy-cane-striped and features "DANGER" in white text, sitting inside of a white-outlined red oval,6 itself sitting inside a black rectangle. Said hasps require an (*) "energy isolating device" in order to be effective. For 10 points, identify this system, named for its two components, which ensures that dangerous machines and hazardous devices remain off while being serviced.
This procedure can be accomplished with a bolted blank flange or bolted slip blind, since using bolt cutters or other metal-cutting tools apparently counts as "excessive force" or "unusual techniques".
lockout/tagout [or: LOTO, lock and tag, switching and tagging] 