Permits to work
Permit conditions and isolation points on hand, ticked off on the device as the crew goes.
Energy and utilities · Safety
Lockout and tagout steps
Exact isolation steps from your SOPs, read out so hands stay free.
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Lockout for pump P-3 at the booster station?
Stop P-3 at the panel, open and lock isolator ISO-3, close valves V-31 and V-32, then verify zero energy.
How do I verify zero energy?
Try to start P-3 from the local panel, check the pressure gauge reads zero, then confirm on the checklist.
Can two people share one lock?
No. Each person fits their own lock and tag, per section 3 of the procedure.
The problem
Every machine has its own isolation points, and procedures are kept in binders or systems far from the equipment. Technicians work from memory under time pressure. A missed isolation point can injure someone.
Who uses it
Maintenance technicians isolating equipment at plants, stations and substations.
What you train it on
- Lockout and tagout procedures
- Isolation point lists
- Equipment drawings
- Verification steps
How it works on the device
- 1
Trained on your lockout procedures
Isolation points and sequences for each piece of equipment.
- 2
Read out step by step
The technician hears each step and confirms it before the next.
- 3
Updated when equipment changes
Revised procedures reach every device over the air.
Why it runs on the device
Works at remote sites
Answers come from the device, so substations, lines and pipelines without coverage make no difference.
Exact steps, every time
The technician follows your procedure, not their memory.
Hands stay free
Steps are read aloud while the technician works.
Questions
No. It reads your procedure and always defers to it.
It says so and tells the technician to follow the site supervisor’s instructions.
Yes. Confirmed steps are logged and synced.
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