COMDTINST 9077.1D governs equipment lockout/tags-plus policy and expectations aboard all Coast Guard cutters and boats.
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It addresses hazardous energy, shipyard employment, annual proficiency training, lockout/tag-out logs, iterative procedures, PMS procedures, and instrument labels. It requires specified logs, audits, training, and controls for lockout/tags-plus activities.
Applies to: The provisions of this Instruction apply to all U.S. Coast Guard cutters and boats.
Reference (a) must be used aboard all Coast Guard cutters and boats to prevent the inadvertent energizing or startup of machinery, equipment, or systems, or the release of hazardous energy that could endanger personnel or equipment. (paragraph 4)
Annual proficiency training must be conducted using Reference (a). (paragraph 4)
The Operational asset (cutter or station) is considered the host employer at all times the crew remains present, and must maintain control of the lockout/tags-plus system and log. (paragraph 4)
All other cutter classes must have a single lockout/tag-out log maintained by the engineering department. (paragraph 4)
Audit all indexes, record sheets, and “tags hanging” of each lockout/tag-out log every two weeks. (paragraph 4)