Lockout and Other Energy Control Methods in the Construction Industry Abstract The Safety Code for the Construction Industry (SCCI) was amended in 2016 with the addition of obligations in terms of energy control during non-production work (e.g., installation, repairs, maintenance) on construction sites. This issue is of particular concern to the construction industry due to the nature of the work and the machinery used. This aim of this project is to document practices related to the application of lockout and other energy control methods for four trades involved in the construction industry: electricians, pipe-fitters, refrigeration technicians and mechanics. For each trade, the authors will identify the issues and possible improvements in the application of lockout and other energy control methods. Various types of jobsites and energy sources are considered. Produced Under this Project Scientific Reports Contrôle des énergies dangereuses par cadenassage et par d’autres méthodes chez les électriciens, les tuyauteurs, les frigoristes et les mécaniciens du secteur de la construction : étude exploratoire Research Report: R-1159-fr Simplified Articles Cadenassage sur les chantiers : où en est-on? Volume 35, n0 3 Scientific Publications Maîtrise des énergies dangereuses dans le secteur de la construction au QuébecNokra A., Damien Burlet-Vienney, Chinniah Y.Source : (2019). Communication présentée à Conférence internationale CIGI-Qualita, Montréal, QC.Safety in the Quebec construction industry: An overview of and possible improvements in hazardous energy control using lockout on construction sites by electricians, pipefitters, refrigeration mechanics and construction millwrights Damien Burlet-Vienney, Chinniah Y., Nokra A., Ben Mosbah A.Source : (2021). Safety Science, 144. doi: 10.1016/j.ssci.2021.105468 Additional Information Type: Project Number: 2017-0034 Status: Completed Year of completion: 2021 Research Field: Mechanical and Physical Risk Prevention Team: Damien Burlet-Vienney (IRSST)André Lan (IRSST)Yuvin Chinniah (Polytechnique Montréal)