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Generation Lock Out/Tag Out Process

Mike Buckner, Manager of Fleet Operations, leads the transition to a task-based LOTO system for improved reliability and safety in power production. Learn about the phased implementation, current challenges, and the importance of employee well-being. Discover the timeline and upcoming changes.

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Generation Lock Out/Tag Out Process

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  1. Generation Lock Out/Tag Out Process Mike Buckner Manager, Fleet Operations Performance and Reliability

  2. Background • Safety is the cornerstone • The Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) system: A vital component • In Power Production, more than 24,000 clearances per year across a database of 47,000 devices. • LG&E and KU stations combined policies in 2008 • Current system 15+ years old

  3. Why change? • The current system is not as reliable • Vendor no longer supports the current system • New technologies are available • Safety of our employees and contractors is paramount!

  4. Task-based LOTO system • Task-based LOTO system • Process improvement • Phased implementation • Consistent platform, consistent processes.

  5. New LOTO Process Timeline Phase Timing Build and User Testing Under way Infrastructure and network installation Dec. 31, 2014 Training Jan. 2015 Implementation Begins March 2015

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