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Watercraft Lockout Requirements for Army, Navy,and Coast Guard (2014) Entity Policy Instruction Purpose Application Program Contents Military Sealift Fleet Support Command (MSC) MSC Safety Management Procedures Manual, Lockout/Tagout (LO/TO) program, 8 July 2009 Establishes procedures for locking out and/or tagging out equipment, machinery, or systems to safeguard workers from the unexpected or release of stored energy. All Civil Service Mariners (CIVMARS) and Military Personnel on all USNS and USS vessels shall follow this procedure except: Military personnel aboard the AS-Class Submarine Tenders in the NSF and aboard USS MOUNT WHITNEY (LCC-Class) in the communication spaces shall maintain a separate Navy tagout program to include a tagout log and follow Navy Tag Out procedures; Embarked sponsors on the T-ARC and T-AGM Class may have a separate LO / TO program to ONLY work on their equipment. Work methods and procedures required for all installation, maintenance, repair, alteration, or service performed on shipboard equipment, machinery or systems. Requires identification of systems requiring lockout of machinery or systems routinely serviced at or near its energy source. NOTE: LO/TO of ship equipment and systems under the control of MSC, for work to be accomplished by contractors, is the responsibility of MSC. Not available via internet. Navy – CNO (OPNAV) OPNAVINST 5100.19E, 30 May 2007 Occupational Safety and Health Program Manual for Forces Afloat Primary afloat safety reference and provides specific guidance for implementing NAVOSH Program elements unique to an afloat environment. Complete safety manual including multiple chapters for mishap prevention, Volume III, Chapter D5 is electrical and electronic safety and tagout precautions. “Tagging out of electrical or electronic energy sources shall be conducted in accordance with NAVSEA Tag-Out Users Manual (TUM)” Watercraft Lockout Requirements for Army, Navy,and Coast Guard (2014) Entity Policy Instruction Purpose Application Program Contents Navy Diving and Salvage Training Center, NAVDIVESALVTRACEN INSTRUCTION 5101.1E, Equipment Lockout/Tagout Establishes NAVDIVESALTRACEN policy and minimum procedures for All NAVDIVESALTRACEN personnel Specific procedures are described for lockout, or when locking devices are not feasible. Lockout procedures