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November 6, 2018 | Mark Paradies

Navy Lock Out/Tag Out Standard

As a Navy Nuke, I have found memories of authorizing equipment tag-outs and auditing the tag-out process.

By accident, I ran across the NAVSEA Technical Publication Tag-Out Users Manual. Therefore, I thought I would post a link here so that others might enjoy some light reading. Just click on the figure below to see the complete manual.

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