True or False: Lockout and tagging procedures compliant with 1910.147 also automatically comply with 1910.333(b)(2).

Lockout and tagging procedures that meet the requirements of 1910.147 specifically focus on controlling hazardous energy during maintenance or servicing of equipment. While these procedures aim to ensure worker safety by preventing unexpected energization or startup, compliance with this standard does not guarantee compliance with 1910.333(b)(2).

The latter standard addresses specific safety-related work practices when working on or near exposed energized parts. It includes additional requirements for safety measures beyond locking out and tagging out, such as the necessity for personal protective equipment (PPE) and maintaining safe distances from live electrical parts.

Therefore, while both standards are related to electrical safety and serve similar purposes in enhancing worker protection, they are distinct and contain different requirements that need to be adhered to independently. This distinction highlights why compliance with lockout and tagging procedures alone does not satisfy the comprehensive measures outlined in 1910.333(b)(2).