Procedures live in binders and drives
Nobody knows which copy is current. Tegis keeps one record per machine with revision history.
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Tegis Safety holds every machine-specific lockout/tagout procedure in one library, links each one to a QR code on the asset, and exports printable records. EHS owns the program; technicians scan and follow.
Built for multi-site programs
Nobody knows which copy is current. Tegis keeps one record per machine with revision history.
A QR scan at the asset opens the right document in seconds, no binder hunt, no folder search.
Per-asset PDFs with energy sources, photos, and QR codes export in minutes.
Author, deploy at the asset, and document in one system.
Scope, shutdown, energy sources, isolation points, photos, PPE, verification, restart: guided 1910.147(c)(4) structure.
One code per machine. Scan with any phone camera; confirm the equipment ID before starting.
Disconnect, valve, and breaker photos pinned to the step that names them.
Printable per-asset records for audits, contractors, and training boards, with the same QR code.
Authors, reviewers, approvers. Drafts stay gated; the floor only sees approved versions.
Company → site → asset. Each plant sees its equipment; EHS sees everything.
Who runs it
EHS owns it
One current version per asset, owners assigned per site.
Maintenance uses it
Scan at the asset, no binder hunt, no search box.
Corporate sees it
Company → site → asset. Every plant, same standard.
A working LOTO program, not a document folder. Start with a pilot line and expand at your pace.
Frequently serviced, multi-energy, or audit-exposed machines first.
We convert your existing Word files and field knowledge into structured procedures.
Place QR codes where lockout work starts. Techs scan; EHS tracks.
Start with the free pilot: 25 procedures on one site. Paid plans are subscription tiers built on procedures and sites rather than per-user seats, with tier pricing published once the allowances are final. Consultants delivering for multiple clients use separate partner pricing at $10 per procedure.
Yes. Bring them to onboarding and we convert the priority set into structured procedures with you.
No. A QR scan opens the procedure in a phone browser. Authoring and approvals require accounts your team controls.
Post the exported PDF at the asset. It carries the same QR code, which opens the live version wherever there is a connection.
Link360 suits Brady-standardized enterprises. Tegis is QR-first and free to pilot on one line. Facilities run a subscription plan; consultants who deliver for many clients pay $10 per procedure. Compare both on a live test with one of your assets.
Provenio Consulting surveys equipment, authors machine-specific procedures, and delivers the program in a workspace your facility owns.
Bring one equipment example and its current procedure to a focused demo.