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Lockout tagout state comparison

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Each state manages lockout/tagout differently. Use the chart below to determine if additional requirements apply to your operations.

Federal regulatory citation

  • 29 CFR 1910.147 — The control of hazardous energy (lockout/tagout).
  • The control of hazardous energy is also addressed in a number of other OSHA standards, including electrical (1910 Subpart S) and electric power generation, transmission and distribution (1910 Subpart R).

State comparison

State

Adherence to federal regulations

State regulatory citation

State-specific requirements

Alabama

Follows federal

None

Alaska

Incorporated by reference

Arizona

Incorporated by reference

Arkansas

Follows federal

None

California

Operates an OSHA-approved State Plan above and beyond federal regulation

Extensive. View state

Colorado

Follows federal

None

Connecticut

Follows federal

None

Delaware

Follows federal

None

District of Columbia

Follows federal

None

Florida

Follows federal

None

Georgia

Follows federal

None

Hawaii

Incorporated by reference 7/1/2017 CFR

Revised definitions. View state

Idaho

Follows federal

None

Illinois

Follows federal

None

Indiana

Incorporated by reference

Iowa

Incorporated by reference

Kansas

Follows federal

None

Kentucky

Incorporated by reference with modification

Louisiana

Follows federal

None

Maine

Follows federal

None

Maryland

Incorporated by reference

Massachusetts

Follows federal

None

Michigan

Operates an OSHA-approved State Plan above and beyond federal regulation

Extensive. View state

Minnesota

Incorporated by reference with modification

Additional training and documentation requirements. View state

Mississippi

Follows federal

None

Missouri

Follows federal

None

Montana

Follows federal

None

Nebraska

Follows federal

None

Nevada

Incorporated by reference

New Hampshire

Follows federal

None

New Jersey

Incorporated by reference for public sector employees.
Follows federal for private sector employees

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New Mexico

Incorporated by reference

New York

Incorporated by reference for public sector employees.
Follows federal for private sector employees

North Carolina

Incorporated by reference

North Dakota

Follows federal

None

Ohio

Follows federal

None

Oklahoma

Follows federal

None

Oregon

Incorporated by reference with modification

Extensive. View state

Pennsylvania

Follows federal

None

Rhode Island

Follows federal

None

South Carolina

Incorporated by reference

South Dakota

Follows federal

None

Tennessee

Incorporated by reference

Texas

Follows federal

None

Utah

Incorporated by reference

Vermont

Incorporated by reference

Virginia

Adopted complete federal regulations

Washington

Operates an OSHA-approved State Plan above and beyond federal regulation

Extensive. View state

West Virginia

Follows federal

None

Wisconsin

Follows federal

None

Wyoming

Incorporated by reference

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