As an EHS manager, you have been able to convince your management of the benefits of a state-of-the-art lockout system but they will want to know the investment required before giving the final budget approval. While there is no way to give an exact number, there are ways to estimate within an acceptable margin, the types of resources and efforts needed from the organization to implement a comprehensive Lockout / Tagout process backed up with accurate energy isolation procedures, reducing as well operational risk.
With the following information, anyone can evaluate the costs associated to outsource the work compared to perform it internally with the organization resources.
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