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John Thomas
 
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(Robert Bonomi) wrote in
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I'd regard that machine as "unsafe to be connected to the mains",
PLACARD it with a notice to that effect, pull the plug, and *PADLOCK* it
so that it _cannot_ "accidentally" be plugged in. If the plug has holes
in the blades, a little lock through one of those holes works. If not,
"something more creative" is called for.



http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/controlhazardousenergy/

DAGS for lockout tagout to turn up links for suppliers. We have this stuff
all over the labs here at work and yes, it is used.

Regards,
JT