Permits to work
Permit conditions and isolation points on hand, ticked off on the device as the crew goes.
What protective equipment a task needs, before the crew starts.
¿Qué equipo de protección necesito para trabajar en altura?
“What protective equipment do I need for work at height?”
Arnés de cuerpo completo, casco con barboquejo y una cuerda de seguridad revisada, según la regla SR-4.
Full-body harness, helmet with chin strap and an inspected lanyard, per rule SR-4.
¿Puedo trabajar solo en la subestación?
“Can I work alone in the substation?”
No. La regla SR-9 exige al menos dos personas en la subestación.
No. Rule SR-9 requires at least two people in the substation.
¿Cada cuánto se revisa el arnés?
“How often is the harness checked?”
Antes de cada uso y en la inspección mensual, según la regla SR-4.
Before each use and at the monthly inspection, per rule SR-4.
Site rules and PPE requirements differ by task and site. Contractors may not read the language of the safety manual. Briefings are rushed, and questions go unasked.
Field crews and contractors, including workers whose first language is not the language of your safety manual.
PPE requirements and site rules by task and site.
Spanish and the other languages you train it on, by voice.
New rules reach every phone over the air.
Answers come from the device, so substations, lines and pipelines without coverage make no difference.
Workers hear the rules in the language they think in.
Crews check requirements before work begins.
No. It supports workers after induction.
Yes, on their own phones or site devices.
The languages you train it on.
Pick one team and one use case. We’ll have it running on your own devices in weeks.
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