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January 5, 1998: Definition of energy isolating device (1910.147(b)); interpretation of energy isolation device requirements under energy control program (c)(1).
June 23, 1997: Energy control procedures (c)(4)(i); periodic inspection (c)(6)(i).
October 30, 1996: Impact of GM, 6th circuit court decision, on the enforcement of control of hazardous energy requirements, Scope
(a)(1)(i).
October 29, 1996: Performing periodic inspections by an authorized employee (c)(6)(i)(A).
October 2, 1996: Group lockout/tagout (f)(3).
June 20, 1996: Energy control procedures (c)(4); training (c)(7)(i)(A); retraining (c)(7)(ii)(A); certification of training (c)(7)(iv); periodic inspections (c)(6)(i); normal production operations (a)(2)(ii), Exception; outside Personnel (f)(2).
May 28, 1996: Scope (a)(1)(i).
October 19, 1995: Periodic inspection (c)(6);energy control procedures (c)(4).
September 19, 1995: Periodic inspection (c)(6); annual inspection of the energy control procedure (c)(6)(i).
May 24, 1995: Clarification of the Electric Power Generation standard 1910.269; tagout devices and their means of attachment
.147(c)(5)(ii)(C)(2) & .269(d)(3)(ii)(D); requirements for lockout and tagout devices (c)(5)(ii)(D) & .269(d)(3)(ii)(E).
August 12, 1994: Energy control procedure (c)(4); work on cord and plug (a)(2)(iii)(A); normal production operation (a)(2)(ii) Exception; when service and maintenance work is covered during normal production (c)(4); specific procedures required for the control of hazardous energy (c)(4)(ii);electrical safety-related work practices 1910.333(b)(2).
August 5, 1994: Periodic inspection by an authorized employee
(c)(6)(i)(A).
March 3, 1994: Clarification of relationship between 1910.147 and permit space isolation required by 1910.146.
June 30, 1993: Definition of what "under the exclusive control of the employee"means with respect to cord and plug connected electric equipment (a)(2)(iii)(A).
June 14, 1993: Applicability of the Machine Guarding and Lockout/Tagout standards to Printing Presses (1910.147; 1910.212; 1910.219); normal production operations
(a)(2)(ii), Exception.
December 23, 1992: Installations under the exclusive control of electric utilities (a)(1)(ii)(B); outside personnel (f)(2).
January 7, 1992: Electrical safety related work practices standards (1910.331-339) and its relationship to lockout/ tagout; energy control program (c)(1).
September 4, 1991: Lockout or tagout devices removal (e)(3).
August 5, 1991: Relationship of motor starter circuits and energy isolation devices (1910.399, 1910.305, 1910.147); definition of energy isolating device (b).
July 29, 1991: Lockout/tagout requirements with regard to cleanup and sanitizing of machinery and equipment in the meatpacking industry
(a)(1)(i), (a)(2)(i-ii); normal production operations (a)(2)(ii), Exception..
April 10, 1991: Documentation of energy control procedures (c)(4).
January 1, 1991: Group lockout tagout (f)(3); Interface of the Electrical Safety Related-Work Practices standard to Lockout/tagout (1910.333(b)(2)).
October 15, 1990: Lockout/tagout of electrical equipment under Electrical Safety Related-Work Practices standard (1910.333); scope of lockout/tagout standard (a)(2)(ii)(C).
May 1, 1990: Normal production operations (a)(2)(ii), Exception.

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