Energy Isolation (Lock Out Tag Out) (Pre-recorded Webinar)
Energy sources in the workplace need to be controlled and often isolated to safely access machinery or any mechanised system. Incidents occur when there’s a lack of isolation systems and a lack of knowledge about hazards associated with plant and equipment.
- Duration
- Approx. 4 Hours
- Topic
- Safety Process
- Delivery
- Self-paced eLearning
At a glance
Course details
Duration: Approx. 4 hours
Unit Standard:
| Unit # | Name | Level | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25043 | Lockout and reinstate machinery in the workplace | 3 | 4 |
Overview
Energy Isolation (Lock Out Tag Out) (Pre-recorded Webinar) course overview
Curriculum
What you'll cover
- Workers carrying out operational or maintenance duties on plant, machinery, or equipment.
- Team leaders and supervisors responsible for ensuring safe energy isolation and reinstatement procedures are followed.
- People responsible for isolating hazardous energy before servicing, repair, cleaning, or inspection work.
- Workplaces wanting stronger and more consistent lockout/tagout practices as part of day-to-day risk control.
Our approach
+IMPAC's Energy Isolation (Lock Out Tag Out) (Pre-recorded Webinar) training approach
IMPAC delivers this Energy Isolation pre-recorded webinar as a focused, practical learning experience that helps people understand what safe energy isolation looks like before they return to working with plant and equipment. The teaching moves from the basics of hazardous energy through to the decisions that matter in day-to-day work: what needs isolating, what equipment to use, how lockout and tagout fit together, and how to confirm a true zero-energy state.
Rather than relying on abstract theory, the webinar uses clear explanations, workplace examples, and practical walkthroughs of isolation and reinstatement processes to connect the learning back to real work. The focus stays on recognising where shortcuts create risk, applying isolation procedures consistently, and confirming equipment is safe before work begins or plant is returned to service.
Format
Course format and duration
This course takes approximately 4 hours to complete and is available as a pre-recorded webinar.
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This webinar is suited to workers, maintenance personnel, supervisors, and others who may need to isolate plant or protect themselves from hazardous energy. It is especially relevant where people work on or around machinery, carry out servicing, or need to understand how safe isolation and reinstatement should happen in practice.
Workers isolating hazardous energy need training, instruction, and supervision appropriate to the risks involved in the work. PCBUs must ensure workers are competent to carry out isolation procedures safely, particularly where plant, machinery, or stored energy creates serious risk. Many workplaces and clients also expect workers to understand site isolation procedures and authorisation requirements before carrying out isolation work.
Learners need written and spoken English equivalent to NCEA Level 1 (Year 11) or an IELTS score of 5.5 or higher. If a learner may need additional support, please contact our team before enrolment to discuss available support options.
Yes. This course is delivered online as a pre-recorded webinar through IMPAC’s LMS. First-time learners generally receive their login details within 24 hours of receiving their course instructions email.
The pre-recorded webinar takes approximately 4 hours to complete, depending on the learner’s pace. Delivered online through IMPAC’s LMS, learners can complete the training at a time that suits them while covering core lock out tag out principles and controls.
Yes, this course includes one assessment covering hazardous energy, isolation procedures, reinstatement processes, and the practical application of lockout controls.
This course covers NZQA Unit Standard 25043, which relates to lockout and reinstatement procedures used to safely isolate hazardous energy in the workplace.
IMPAC recommends refresher training at least every two years to help workers maintain safe isolation practices and stay current with lockout and tagout procedures. Refresher training may also be needed where plant, equipment, procedures, or workplace risks change, or following incidents or near misses.
If you are completing an online or eLearning course with IMPAC for the first time, you will receive your LMS login details within 24 hours of receiving your course instructions email.
You can access IMPAC’s LMS by clicking here.
You can reset your username and password by clicking here and entering your email address.
The Energy Isolation (Lock Out Tag Out) pre-recorded webinar is $170 + GST per person.
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Further study options
If you’re continuing your learning journey in health and safety, this course can contribute towards IMPAC’s Certificate in Applied Workplace Health and Safety Practices (Level 3), which leads to the New Zealand Certificate in Workplace Health and Safety Practice (Level 3).
This course is a elective module within the programme, allowing you to build on your existing training while working towards a recognised qualification over time. To learn more, click here, or to enrol, click here.
This programme is approved by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority under section 439 of the Education and Training Act 2020, and Impac Services Limited is accredited to provide it under section 441 of the Education and Training Act.
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