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+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Plant: AOH Case Packer and Palletizer
+
+ester Machine Unit 1 Line2
+
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2. Notify all affected personnel 3. Properly shut down the machine 4. isolate
+
+all energy sources by switching E1 to “OFF” position. iolate compressed air by closing Al valve to off
+
+position. 5. Apply lockout devices to all identified locations 6 Disipate any residual energy 7. Very
+complete de-energuzation of all sources by pressing start button on the machine,
+
+‘Main electrical
+panel on the side
+‘of the machine.
+‘Main electrical
+panel on the side
+of the machine.
+Main air-line next
+tomachine
+Main air-line next
+tomachine
+
+Turn off breaker
+handle
+
+Turn off breaker
+handle bd
+
+Tumoffairvalve | AL
+
+Tumoffairvalve | AZ
+
+1. Only the person who nstaled the lockouttagout device's alowed to remove
+
+2. Ensue il tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4
+‘Vert that al controls aren a neutal state 5, Remove lockouttagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+IMA Labeler
+
+IMA Machine Unit 1 Line
+
+Lockout/Tagout Application Process.
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2. Notify al affected personnel 3. Properly shut down the machine 4. Isolate
+all energy sources by switching E1 to “OFF” position. isolate compressed air by closing Al valve to off
+position. 5. Apply lockout devices to all identified locations 6. Dissipate any residual energy 7. Verify
+complete de-energization of all sources by pressing start button on the machine.
+
+Plant: AQH
+
+Source Magnitude L lethod Symbol
+
+‘480v Main electrical
+
+BoEn a! panelontheside | Twmoftbreaker | gy
+‘of the machine mn
+
+S0Psi Mainair ine next | Tum offairvalve | Al
+
+tomachine
+Lockout/Tagout Removal Process
+1. Only the person who installed the lockouttagout device is allowed to remove it
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4,
+Verify that all controls are in a neutral state §. Remove lockout/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Cartoner
+Dividella Machine Unit 1 Line
+
+Lockout/Tagout Application Process
+1L. Prepare for shutdown 2. Notify al affected personnel 3. Properly shut down the machine 4. Isolate
+all energy sources by switching E1 to “OFF” position. Isolate compressed air by closing Al valve to off
+position. 5. Apply lockout devices to all identified locations 6, Disipate any residual energy 7. Verify
+complete de-energization of all sources by pressing start button on the machine.
+
+Plant: AQH
+
+eee nequires
+(ra Tene own
+
+Magnituc
+
+480v
+
+Symbol
+
+Energy Sourc:
+
+Main electrical
+
+‘Turn off breaker
+
+Electrical panel on the
+‘of the machine handle
+‘94psi Main air-line next | 7.15 off air valve Al
+
+tomachine
+LockoutTagout Removal Process
+1. Only the person who installed the lockouttagout device is allowed to remove it
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4,
+Verify that all controls are in a neutral state §. Remove lockout/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Autoinjector Labeler
+Weiler Machine Unit 2 Line 1
+
+Lockout/Tagout Application Process
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2. Notify all affected personnel 3. Properly shut down the machine 4. isolate
+all energy sources by switching El to “OFF” positon. isolate compressed ai by closing Al valve to off
+position. S. Apply lockout devices to all identified locations 6. Disipate any residual energy 7. Verify
+complete de-energiation of al sources by pressing start button on the machine.
+
+Plant: AOH
+
+ree Magnitude
+230v Main electrical
+Electrical panel on the side
+of the machine
+90psi Main air-line next
+
+tomachine
+
+Lockout/Tagout Removal Process
+Only the person who installed the lckouvtagout device Is alowed to remove it
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confiem all employees are accounted for 4,
+‘Very that all controls are in a neutral state . Remove lockouv/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Symbol
+
+Turn off breaker
+
+handle el
+
+Tum offairvalve | AL
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Contact Accumulator
+FARGO Machine Unit 1 Line
+
+Lockout/Tagout Application Process
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2. Notify al affected personnel 3. Properly shut down the machine 4. Isolate
+all energy sources by switching E1 to “OFF” position. isolate compressed air by closing Al valve to off
+position. S. Apply lockout devices to all identified locations 6, Dissipate any residual energy 7. Verify
+complete de-energization ofall sources by pressing start button on the machine.
+
+Plant: AQH
+
+stor
+
+Magnitude symbol
+
+480v Main electrical
+Cad panelontheside | Twmoftbreaker | gy
+‘of the machine randle
+90psi__| Main air-line next
+
+to machine Turn offairvalve | AL
+
+Lockout/Tagout Removal Process
+1. Only the person who installed the lockouttagout device is allowed to remove it
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4,
+Verify that all controls are in a neutral state §. Remove lockout/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Case Packer and Palletizer
+ester Machine Unit 1
+
+Plant: AOH
+
+e1
+
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2. Not all affected personnel 3. Properly shut down the machine 4 slate
+
+ail energy sources by switching Eto “OFF” postion. lolate compressed ai by closing Al valve to off
+
+‘position. 5. Apply lockout devices to all dented locations 6. Disipate any residual energy 7. Very
+compete de-energzation of al sources by pressing start button on the machine.
+
+‘Main electrical
+panel on the side
+‘of the machine.
+‘Main electrical
+panel on the side
+of the machine.
+Main air-line next
+tomachine
+Main air-line next
+tomachine
+
+Turn off breaker
+handle
+
+Turn off breaker
+handle bd
+
+Tumoffairvalve | AL
+
+Tur off air valve
+
+1. Only the person who nstaled the lockouttagout device's alowed to remove
+2. Ensue il tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4
+‘Vert that al controls aren a neutal state 5, Remove lockouttagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Autoinjector Machine
+Line2
+
+Plant: AQH
+
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2. Notify all affected personnel 8. Properly shut down the machine 4. Isolate
+
+all energy sources by switching E1 to “OFF” position. Isolate compressed air by closing At valve to off
+
+position. 5. Apply lockout devices to all identified locations 6. Dissipate any residual energy 7. Verify
+complete de-energization of all sources by pressing start button on the machine,
+
+Main electrical
+panel on the side of
+the machine
+Main airline next to
+machine
+
+Tum off breaker
+handle
+
+Turn off air valve
+
+1. Only the person who installed the lockouttagout device is allowed to remove it
+
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4,
+Verify that all controls are in a neutral state §. Remove lockout/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Autoinjector Labeler
+‘Weiler Machine Unit 1 Line
+
+Lockout/Tagout Application Process
+
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2. Not ll affected personnel 3. Properly shut down the machin 4. solat
+
+all energy sources by switching Eto “OFF” position. lolate compressed air by closing Al valve to off
+
+position. S. Apply lockout devices to al identifi locations 6, Disipate any residual energy 7. Verify
+complete de-energization of all sources by pressing start button on the machine.
+
+Plant: AH
+
+Method
+
+Main electrical
+
+‘Tum off breaker
+
+Electrical panel on the side el
+of the machine handle
+‘90psi Main airline next | Turn ottairvave | AL
+
+tomachine
+Lockout/Tagout Removal Process
+"Only the person who installed the lockouttagout device is alowed 10 remove
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4
+‘erty that all controls are in a neural state 5, Remove lockoutNagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for corect operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Autoinjector Labeler
+Weiler Machine Unit 3 Line
+
+Lockout/Tagout Application Process
+‘L Prepare for shutdown 2. Not all affected personnel 3. Properly shut down the machine . Isolate
+all energy sources by switching E1 to “OFF” position. solate compressed air by closing Al valve to off
+position. 5. Apply lockout devices to all identified locations 6. Dislpate any residual energy 7. Verify
+complete de-energization of al sources by pressing start button on the machine.
+
+Plant: AOH
+
+ree Magnitude
+230v Main electrical
+Electrical panel on the side
+of the machine
+90psi Main air-line next
+
+tomachine
+
+Lockout/Tagout Removal Process
+Only the person who installed the lckouvtagout device Is alowed to remove it
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confiem all employees are accounted for 4,
+‘Very that all controls are in a neutral state . Remove lockouv/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Symbol
+
+Turn off breaker
+
+handle el
+
+Tum offairvalve | AL
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Plant: AOH Autoinjector Machine
+
+ATS Machine Unit 3 Line1
+
+|. Prepare for shutdown 2. Notify all affected personnel 8. Properly shut down the machine 4, Isolate
+
+all energy sources by switching E1 to “OFF” position. Isolate compressed air by closing Al valve to off
+
+position. 5. Apply lockout devices to all identified locations 6, Dissipate any residual energy 7. Verify
+complete de-energization of all sources by pressing start button on the machine,
+
+Main electrical
+panel on the side of
+the machine
+Main airline next to
+machine
+
+Tum off breaker
+handle
+
+Turn off air valve
+
+1. Only the person who installed the lockouttagout device is allowed to remove it
+
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4,
+Verify that all controls are in a neutral state §. Remove lockout/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Autoinjector Labeler
+‘Weiler Machine Unit Line
+
+Lockout/Tagout Application Process
+1L Prepare for shutdown 2. Nott all affected personnel 3. Properly shut dow the machine 4, isolate
+all energy sources by switching E1 to “OFF” position. Isolate compressed air by closing Al valve to off
+position. 5. Apply lockout devices to al identified locations 6. Disipate any residual energy 7. Verify
+
+complete de-energization of all sources by pressing stat button on the machine.
+
+Plant: AH.
+
+Method
+
+Main electrical
+
+Electrical panelontheside | Twnottbreaker | py
+of the machine wane
+S0psi__ | Mainair-inenext | +. oftairvave | AL
+tomachine
+
+Lockout/Tagout Removal Process
+"Only the person who installed the lockouttagout device is alowed 10 remove
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4
+‘erty that all controls are in a neural state 5, Remove lockoutNagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for corect operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Plant: AOH Autoinjector Machine
+
+ATS Machine Unit 4 2
+
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2. Notify all affected personnel 3. Properly shut dovin the machine 4. Isolate
+
+all energy sources by switching E1 to “OFF” position. Isolate compressed air by closing Al valve to off
+
+position. 5. Apply lockout devices to all identified locations 6. Dissipate any residual energy 7. Verity
+complete de-energization of all sources by pressing start button on the machine
+
+Main electrical
+panel on the side of
+the machine
+Main airline next to
+machine
+
+Tum off breaker
+handle
+
+Turn off air valve
+
+1. Only the person who installed the lockouttagout device is allowed to remove it
+
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4,
+Verify that all controls are in a neutral state §. Remove lockout/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Autoinjector Machine
+‘ATS Machine Unit Lined
+
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2. Notify all affected personnel 3. Properly shut down the machine 4, Isolate
+
+all energy sources by switching E1 to “OFF” position. Isolate compressed air by closing Al valve to off
+
+position. 5. Apply lockout devices to all identified locations 6, Dissipate any residual energy 7. Verify
+complete de-energization of all sources by pressing start button on the machine.
+
+Main electrical
+panel on the side of
+the machine
+Main airline next to
+machine
+
+Tum off breaker
+handle
+
+Turn off air valve
+
+1. Only the person who installed the lockouttagout device is allowed to remove it
+
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4,
+Verify that all controls are in a neutral state §. Remove lockout/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Plant: AOH Autoinjector Machine
+
+ATS Machine Unit 2 el
+
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2. Notify al affected personnel 3. Properly shut down the machine 4 Isolate
+
+all energy sources by switching E1 to “OFF” position. Isolate compressed air by closing Al valve to off
+
+position. 5. Apply lockout devices to all identified locations 6. Dissipate any residual energy 7. Verify
+complete de-energization of all sources by pressing start button on the machine.
+
+Main electrical
+panel on the side of
+the machine
+Main airline next to
+machine
+
+Tum off breaker
+handle
+
+Turn off air valve
+
+1. Only the person who installed the lockouttagout device is allowed to remove it
+
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4,
+Verify that all controls are in a neutral state §. Remove lockout/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+IMA Labeler
+
+IMA Machine Unit 1 ine 2
+
+Plant: AOH
+
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2. Notify all affected personnel 3. Properly shut down the machine 4 Isolate
+
+all energy sources by switching E1 to “OFF” position. Isolate compressed air by closing Al valve to off
+
+postion. . Apply lockout devices to all identified locations 6. Disipate any residual energy 7. Verify
+‘complete de-energization ofall sources by pressing start button on the machine.
+
+Main electrical
+panel on the side
+of the machine
+Main air-line next
+tomachine
+
+Turn off breaker
+handle
+
+Turn off air valve
+
+1. Only the person who installed the lockouttagout device is allowed to remove it
+
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4,
+Verify that all controls are in a neutral state §. Remove lockout/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Autoinjector Labeler
+‘Weiler Machine Unit Line
+
+Lockout/Tagout Application Process
+1L Prepare for shutdown 2. Nott all affected personnel 3. Properly shut dow the machine 4, isolate
+all energy sources by switching E1 to “OFF” position. Isolate compressed air by closing Al valve to off
+position. 5. Apply lockout devices to al identified locations 6. Disipate any residual energy 7. Verify
+
+complete de-energization of all sources by pressing stat button on the machine.
+
+Plant: AH.
+
+Method
+
+Main electrical
+
+Electrical panelontheside | Twnottbreaker | py
+of the machine wane
+S0psi__ | Mainair-inenext | +. oftairvave | AL
+tomachine
+
+Lockout/Tagout Removal Process
+"Only the person who installed the lockouttagout device is alowed 10 remove
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4
+‘erty that all controls are in a neural state 5, Remove lockoutNagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for corect operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Plant: AOH Autoinjector Machine
+
+ATS Machine Unit 4 ine1
+
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2, Notify al affected personnel 3. Properly shut down the machine 4. Isolate
+
+all energy sources by switching E1 to “OFF” position. Isolate compressed air by losing Al valve to off
+
+position. §. Apply lockout devices to al identified locations 6. Dissipate any residual energy 7. Verity
+complete de-energization ofall sources by pressing start button on the machine.
+
+Main electrical
+panel on the side of
+the machine
+Main airline next to
+machine
+
+Tum off breaker
+handle
+
+Turn off air valve
+
+1. Only the person who installed the lockouttagout device is allowed to remove it
+
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4,
+Verify that all controls are in a neutral state §. Remove lockout/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Cartoner
+(ella Machine Unit 1 Line2
+
+Plant: AQH
+
+Di
+
+Lockout/Tagout Application Process
+
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2. Notify all affected personnel 3. Properly shut down the machine 4. isolate
+
+all energy sources by switching £1 to “OFF” position. olate compressed alr by closing Al valve to off
+
+postion. 5. Apply lockout devices tall dented location 6. islpate any resial energy 7. Verify
+complete de-energiztion of all sources by pressing start button on the machine.
+
+eee nequires
+(ra Tene own
+
+Magnituc
+
+480v
+
+Symbol
+
+Energy Sourc:
+
+Main electrical
+
+‘Turn off breaker
+
+Electrical panel on the
+‘of the machine handle
+‘94psi Main air-line next | 7.15 off air valve Al |
+
+tomachine
+LockoutTagout Removal Process
+1. Only the person who installed the lockouttagout device is allowed to remove it
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4,
+Verify that all controls are in a neutral state §. Remove lockout/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Autoinjector Labeler
+Weiler Machine Unit 2 Line2
+
+Lockout/Tagout Application Process
+
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2. Notify al afected personnel 3. Properly shut down the machine 4 Isolate
+
+all energy sources by swrtchingE1 to “OFF” postion. lolate compressed air by closing Al valve to off
+
+postion. 5. Apply lockout devices to all identified locations 6. Disipate any residual energy 7. Verify
+complete de-energization of al sources by pressing start button onthe machine
+
+Plant: AOH
+
+Symbol
+
+230v
+Electrical panctontheside | ToffBreaker | py
+of the machine jandle
+S0psi | Mainair-line next -
+naire next | Turn offairvalve | AL
+
+Lockout/Tagout Removal Process
+Only the person who installed the lckouvtagout device Is alowed to remove it
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confiem all employees are accounted for 4,
+‘Very that all controls are in a neutral state . Remove lockouv/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Autoinjector Labeler
+Weiler Machine Unit 3 Line 2
+
+Plant: AOH
+
+Lockout/Tagout Application Process
+
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2. Nttyallaffeted personne! 3. Properly shut down the machine 4. isolate
+
+all energy sources by switching €1 to “OFF” postion. rolate compressed air by closing Al valve to off
+
+Postion. 5. Apply lockout devices to al identified locations 6, Dissipate any residual energy 7. Verify
+complete de-enerization ofall sources by pressing start button onthe machine.
+
+Symbol
+
+230v
+Electrical panctontheside | ToffBreaker | py
+of the machine jandle
+S0psi | Mainair-line next -
+naire next | Turn offairvalve | AL
+
+Lockout/Tagout Removal Process
+Only the person who installed the lckouvtagout device Is alowed to remove it
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confiem all employees are accounted for 4,
+‘Very that all controls are in a neutral state . Remove lockouv/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Autoinjector Machine
+‘ATS Machine Unit 3 Line 2
+
+Plant: AOH
+
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2. Nott all affected personnel 3. Properly shut down the machine 4, Isolate
+
+all energy sources by switching E1 to “OFF” position. Isolate compressed air by closing Al valve to off
+
+position. . Apply lockout devices to all identified locations 6. Dissipate any residual energy 7. Verify
+complete de-energization of all sources by pressing start button on the machine
+
+Magnitu Method
+480v Main electrical
+panel on the side of
+the machine
+7O0psi_—_| Main air-line next to
+machine
+
+Tum off breaker
+handle
+
+Turn off air valve
+
+1. Only the person who installed the lockouttagout device is allowed to remove it
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4,
+Verify that all controls are in a neutral state §. Remove lockout/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Plant: AOH Autoinjector Machine
+
+ATS Machine Unit 1 Line 2
+
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2. Notify all affected personnel 3. Properly shut down the machine 4. Isolate
+
+all energy sources by switching E1 to "OFF” position. Isolate compressed air by closing A1 valve to off
+
+position. 5. Apply lockout devices to all identified locations 6, Dissipate any residual energy 7. Verify
+complete de-energization of all sources by pressing start button on the machine.
+
+Main electrical
+panel on the side of
+the machine
+Main airline next to
+machine
+
+Tum off breaker
+handle
+
+Turn off air valve
+
+1. Only the person who installed the lockouttagout device is allowed to remove it
+
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4,
+Verify that all controls are in a neutral state §. Remove lockout/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+
+AMGEN Lockout/Tagout Procedure
+
+Contact Accumulator
+FARGO Machine Unit 1 Line 2
+
+Lockout/Tagout Application Process
+1. Prepare for shutdown 2. Notify all affected personnel 3. Properly shut down the machine 4, Isolate
+all energy sources by switching E1 to “OFF” position. Isolate compressed alr by closing Al valve to off
+Position. 5. Apply lockout devices to all identified locations 6. Dissipate any residual energy 7. Verity
+complete de-energization of all sources by pressing start button on the machine.
+
+Plant: AOH
+
+Magnitude symbol
+
+480v Main electrical
+Gosie | panel on the side Turn off breaker iat
+of the machine indie
+90psi Main air-line next
+
+to machine Turn offairvalve | AL
+Lockout/Tagout Removal Process
+1. Only the person who installed the lockouttagout device is allowed to remove it
+2. Ensure all tools and equipment have been removed 3. Confirm all employees are accounted for 4,
+Verify that all controls are in a neutral state §. Remove lockout/tagout devices
+6. Reenergize machine 7. Test equipment for correct operation and resume normal operations
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Alternative Protection Measures
+
+‘Some servicing operations performed during normal production operations are excepted from coverage
+under the Lockout/Tagout standard. This exception is referred to asthe minor servicing exception.
+
+Minor Servicing Exceptions must meet the following criteria:
+1. The activity must be conducted during normal production operations.
+2. The activity must be routine, repetitive, and integral
+
+‘a Routine - The activity must be a regular course of procedure and be in accordance with
+established practices.
+
+b. Repetitive - The activity must be regularly repeated as part of the production process.
+
+Integral: The activity must be essential to the production process.
+
+3. There must be alternative protection measures to provide effective protection from
+hazardous energy.
+
+Procedure Explanations:
+
+This procedure applies to all Amgen personnel as well as any outside contractors that are either Primary
+‘Authorize Person (PAP), Authorized and Reviewer to perform Lockout/Tagout or affected by this
+Lockout/Tagout procedure.
+
+A Lockout/Tagout is required for maintenance and servicing activities such as:
+
+Constructing, installing, adjusting, inspecting, modifying, and maintaining and/or servicing machines or
+equipment
+
+Repairing and/or maintaining equipment during normal production operations require a Lockout/Tagout
+if
+
+‘An employee is required to remove or bypass a guard or other safety device
+
+‘An employee is required to place any part of his or her body into an area on a machine or piece of
+equipment where work is performed (point of operation) or where an associated danger zone exists
+during a machine operating cycle The purpose of this procedure is to prevent equipment from accidently
+being energized by an unknowing employee. As a result of this procedure an energy isolating device
+must be installed on each of the labeled disconnect locations.
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+Only employees that have been formally trained and authorized to perform Lockout/Tagout procedures
+should be servicing a machine. All affected employees shall be notified anytime there is work to be done
+intheir area.
+
+There are detailed steps under the “Lockout/Tagout Application Process” section that identify each step
+in the lockout process in numerical order. All steps should be followed in numerical order without
+skipping any step.
+
+Each picture will show the energy isolating location on the machine. Labeling methods include either E
+(Electrical), M (Mechanical), W (Water), A (Air) and followed by a red arrow pointing to the energy
+isolating device or measure. The identified energy source will allow employees servicing or performing,
+maintenance operations to know the steps and visually see where locks should be applied.
+
+‘A key is provided to define the energy source type, the location of the isolating mechanism, the method
+to effectively use the isolating mechanism, and the symbol that will identify the visual location,
+
+Under the “Lockout/Tagout Removal Process” the key steps of removing a lock or tag are listed in
+numerical order. Each step should be completed in its entirety before moving to the next.
+
+Testing or Positioning
+
+Lockout/Tagout still must be used when troubleshooting or testing equipment. When Lockout/Tagout
+devices must temporarily be removed, the following steps must be followed:
+
+1. Clear machine of tools, equipment, etc.
+
+2. Ensure all employees are clear of the danger zone
+
+3. Remove Lockout/Tagout devices
+
+4. Energize and proceed with testing (Must wear any required PPE including but not limited to
+‘Arc Flash wear, safety goggles, specialized gloves, etc.)
+
+De-energize all systems and reapply energy control measures,
+
+Internal Use Only Health Safety and Environment
+
+