6-4Figure 6-2.—Laser warning signs.while a major surface combatant may require a separatelog for each department. Individual force commandersspecify the number of logs that various ship classes mustmaintain and what areas of the ship must maintain them.On ships maintaining more than one tag-out log,authorizing officers must exchange informationconcerning tag out actions. When a tag out affects otherauthorizing officers, the initiating party obtains verbalpermission from those officers to tag out the system orequipment in question before the tag out is authorized.Examples of systems that may require such coordinationare ship service electrical distribution, hydraulics, air,ventilation, and air conditioning chill water systems.The tag-out log is a record of authorization of eacheffective tag out action. It contains the followingdocuments:A copy of the main instruction and any otheramplifying directives for administering the system.(These documents are kept in the front of the log.)
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