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PPE/Lock Out Tag Out

A combined PPE and Lockout/Tagout procedure to verify that all personnel are properly equipped with required protective gear and that all hazardous energy sources are correctly isolated, locked, tagged, and verified before any maintenance or servicing activities are performed on designated equipment.
Clay Lacy Aviation
09/18/2026

PPE/Lock Out Tag Out

This procedure ensures that all personnel are equipped with the appropriate personal protective equipment and that Lockout/Tagout protocols are strictly followed before performing any maintenance, servicing, or repair on equipment with hazardous energy sources, protecting workers from energy-related injuries, ensuring proper energy isolation and verification, and maintaining compliance with applicable occupational health and safety regulations and organizational safety standards.

    Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) May 13 2022

    This procedure outlines the steps for safely locking out and tagging out aircraft and ground equipment to prevent accidental energization during maintenance. It includes specific steps for both aircraft and ground equipment, as well as instructions for restoring equipment to normal operations after maintenance is complete.

    Ground Equipment Lockout / Tagout

    Confirm if the equipment needs repair.

    • Yes
    • No
    • N / A

    Acquire necessary Lockout / Tagout equipment

    Fill in the Danger Do Not Operate Tag and Clay Lacy Red Repair Tag with appropriate information.

    Report equipment in need of repair via email to Tool Room Attendant, Purchasing Manager, and GSE/QC Supervisor.

    Document equipment on the Daily Red Tag Sheet.

    CLA PPE Policy July 28, 2025

    This procedure outlines the requirements for wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) at Clay Lacy Aviation to ensure employee safety. It includes steps for eye, hand, body, head, foot, respiratory, and hearing protection, as well as guidelines for maintaining safety equipment and emergency procedures.

    Eye Protection

    Ensure appropriate eye protection is worn

    Are corrective lenses required for the task?

    • Yes
    • No
    • N / A

    Hand and Body Protection

    Ensure appropriate protective gear is worn

    Head and Foot Protection

    Respiratory and Hearing Protection

    Safety Equipment Maintenance

    Emergency Procedures

Source: Clay Lacy Aviation (Community Member)

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