Legal Insights to Strengthen Your Hazardous Energy Control Program

Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) violations consistently rank among OSHA’s most frequently cited standards — and they’re also among the most preventable. In this session, Aaron Gelb, Co-Managing Partner at Conn Maciel Carey, breaks down what it takes to run a compliant, defensible, and effective hazardous energy control program.

You’ll walk away with actionable insights to protect both your workforce and your organization, including:

• The most common OSHA LOTO compliance failures — and how to avoid them
• Five essential document types every LOTO program must have
• Real-world lessons from OSHA inspections and enforcement cases
• Practical strategies and best practices to reduce risk and strengthen compliance

Who should watch:
EHS Directors, Operations Managers, Maintenance Leaders, Risk Managers, and Safety Professionals responsible for Lockout/Tagout or energy control programs.

Aaron Gelb

Co-Managing Partner at Conn Maciel Carey, LLP