Lockout/tagout requirements

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Protecting workers from hazardous energy is a critical responsibility for work truck upfitters. This article outlines OSHA lockout/tagout (LOTO) requirements and why simply controlling ignition keys may not be enough for compliance. Explore how tailored safety programs, evolving vehicle technologies, and OEM guidance play a role in safeguarding technicians during service and maintenance operations.

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