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Protect the scene of the accident by placing flares, flags, or reflectors where they can be seen by approaching traffic. Physically direct traffic around the accident scene if necessary — do not expose yourself to danger in traffic. If your vehicle is moved, get the name of the person or company that moved it. If it is removed from the scene, find out where it is taken. Conduct your own investigation. Get the names, addresses, phone numbers driver's license numbers, vehicle license numbers, and insurance company(ies) of all person(s) involved; year, make and model of all vehicles involved. Offer the same information about yourself and your vehicle to others involved. Contact the office to let them know what has happened and whether anyone was injured and/or taken to a hospital or emergency treatment. Do not admit fault or discuss the accident with anyone except the office or police. Lockout/Tagout Generic sequence for securing equipment ❑ The authorized person shall notify the crew and/or affected employees that maintenance/repair is to be done and that such equipment must be shut down and secured. ❑ The authorized person shall refer to the manufacturer's manual for proper procedures (as needed). ❑ If equipment is in operation, shut it down by normal procedures. ❑ Keyed ignition systems must be in working order. Keys shall be removed and pocketed by the foreman of mechanic. When there is no keyed ignition system, the battery cables or spark plug wires may be disconnected. ❑ Materials/parts that must be raised or disconnected and suspended shall be properly secured, such as with an appropriate sling or jackstand. Flywheels, such as chipper cutter heads, are to be blocked to prevent pinch points. ❑ Disengage the power take -off before servicing/repairing, such as with hose replacement. Disconnect all hydraulic tools before adjusting or servicing. Do not attempt to stop a hydraulic leak with your body. ❑ Rotating parts, such as chipper blades, shall be stopped before maintenance/repair. ❑ Ensure that equipment is isolated and will not operate before proceeding with maintenance/repair. ❑ When the engine must be running for tuning or adjustment. Special care must be given to moving parts. Restoring equipment to service When maintenance/repair is complete and equipment is ready to return to normal operation, the following steps shall be taken. ❑ Check for loose parts or tools that may have been left in the immediate area to prevent accidental contact with moving or electrical components when the equipment is engaged. ❑ Ensure that all guards are in place and employees are in the clear. ❑ Confirm that controls are in neutral. ❑ Reconnect key, cable or plug wires. ❑ Notify affected employees that equipment is ready to return to service. 23