You can show which version is current
Each asset has one record with its approval status, so the field copy and the office copy match.
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Tegis Safety keeps one current, approved lockout/tagout procedure per machine and exports each one as a PDF, so you can show an auditor the procedure for any asset. It does not schedule or certify your annual 1910.147(c)(6) inspections; you keep those records separately.
Each asset has one record with its approval status, so the field copy and the office copy match.
Flag a procedure for review and it stays highlighted in the list until someone resolves it.
Hand the auditor per-asset PDFs instead of assembling a binder the night before.
One current procedure and one responsible person per asset.
Use the current procedure during your inspection, then keep the certification and corrective actions in your inspection records.
Hand the auditor per-asset PDFs for the machines they ask about.
No. The periodic inspection is the employer’s responsibility under 1910.147(c)(6). Tegis provides the current procedure and its PDF.
Expect to show the current machine-specific procedures, periodic inspection certifications, and employee training records. Tegis covers the procedures; keep the other records in your existing system.
Yes, as a set of per-asset PDFs for a line, a site, or the company.
Tegis keeps your LOTO procedures current, which feeds process safety information under 1910.119. It is not a PSM system and does not replace one.
Use the Word or PDF files as the starting point for structured procedures, so the record starts with real content.