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To: Vinyl Operations Personnel sf: ijioli 7 Interoffice Communication From: Date: Subject: C. W. Turner April 7, 1987 SAFETY LOCK-OUT LOCKS It Is standard procedure to require mechanics and contractors to lock-out equipment with their personal safety lock prior to working on that equipment. However, operations has historically relied solely on the standard Vinyl Department lock-out lock (KA-1) before permitting operators to work on equipment. Effective Immediately, all operators will be required to lock-out equipment with their personal safety locks prior to working on equipment. The Shift Supervisors and Chief Lead Operators will also continue to lock-out the equipment with the KA-1 locks when issuing work permits. Jerald Uptaln is issuing new locks to all operators who do not currently, have one. This extension of the lock-out procedures to Include operators is Intended to prevent an injury due to mls-communlcatlons within operations. None of us should ever be willing to compromise our personal safety so I feel confident that everyone will use their lock. As with any safety procedure, failure to lock-out equipment prior to working on it will not be tolerated. C. W. Turner Vinyl Operations Supervisor rah cc: JWW, DWH, KLF, JVU, JME 4 * r1 r mHi i* I I I i i i i P p i i i- p .P i 1i- J i i i;- in-.......... i- i'i ! 11 11-11 11,11 i - ............ || Mil iJ i. j111 *. * ... .............. ................................................ mi................................. 11 i i * i ...................................... ............................. .............. .. ^ * 1111 * ' |"lN|>l!li;||l|idM-l'l,,l,l'llllHrl!ll|!|| I i i i i t I 1 i .i i i '] i 'i ii v i i i i i VAB.0001175156