Lockout and tagout steps
Exact isolation steps from your SOPs, read out so hands stay free.
Energy and utilities · Safety
Permits to work
Permit conditions and isolation points on hand, ticked off on the device as the crew goes.
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- Works offline
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What does this permit allow us to do on feeder 7?
Maintenance on breaker 7B only, between the earths at points E1 and E2, until 18:00 today.
Can we extend past 18:00?
Only the issuing authority can extend the permit. Contact the control room before 18:00.
Who is the authorised person on this permit?
The authorised person named on permit PTW-0418. Their sign-off is required to hand the permit back.
The problem
Permits are issued on paper or in a system the crew cannot reach on site. Conditions and isolation points are easy to misread. Working outside a permit’s limits is one of the most serious safety risks.
Who uses it
Crew leaders and authorised persons working under a permit to work.
What you train it on
- Permit-to-work procedures
- Permit templates
- Isolation point registers
- Safety rules
How it works on the device
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Trained on your permit rules
Permit types, conditions and procedures from your safety management system.
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The issued permit on the device
The crew’s current permit is available offline, with its limits and isolation points.
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Ticked off as they go
Each isolation step is confirmed on the device and synced later.
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.
Limits always clear
The crew can check exactly what the permit allows at any moment.
Defers to your procedures
Every answer comes from your permit and rules.
Questions
No. Permits are issued by your authorised people and systems.
The issued permit always wins. Report the difference so it can be fixed.
Yes. The current permit and the rules are on the device.
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