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Intelex Product Manager Discusses Lockout/Tagout Compliance

Angelo Cianfrocco talks about improving lockout/tagout compliance efforts with technology. This issue matters for workplace safety.

Original reporting · ehsleaders.org

Original: “EHSLeaders Q&A: Angelo Cianfrocco of Intelex on Lockout/Tagout Compliance”

Read “EHSLeaders Q&A: Angelo Cianfrocco of Intelex on Lockout/Tagout Compliance” at EHS Daily Advisor →
EHSLeaders Q&A: Angelo Cianfrocco of Intelex on Lockout/Tagout Compliance
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How this was written. A Safety Kit wrote this article with a language model from EHS Daily Advisor’s reporting (model: @cf/meta/llama-3.3-70b-instruct-fp8-fast); it describes that reporting rather than adding to it. The original, linked above, is the full story.

Key points from EHS Daily Advisor’s report

  • Angelo Cianfrocco discussed lockout/tagout compliance with EHSLeaders.
  • The discussion focused on the role of technology in improving compliance.
  • Lockout/tagout remains a significant safety issue.

Intelex Product Manager Angelo Cianfrocco was interviewed by EHSLeaders about lockout/tagout compliance. EHS Daily Advisor reported this discussion.

According to EHS Daily Advisor, the interview with Angelo Cianfrocco was edited for clarity. The discussion centered on how technology is improving lockout/tagout compliance efforts.

The interview asked why lockout/tagout is a perennial safety issue, indicating that this is an ongoing concern. Angelo Cianfrocco, as Product Manager at Intelex, has expertise in this area.

Questions and answers

Why is lockout/tagout a significant safety issue?

The interview with Angelo Cianfrocco indicates that lockout/tagout is a perennial safety issue.

How is technology used in lockout/tagout compliance?

Angelo Cianfrocco discussed how technology is improving lockout/tagout compliance efforts.

Read the full story at EHS Daily Advisor More from Saturday, October 31, 2026’s edition