Tegis Manufacturing
2 sites · 34 procedures
- Plant 2 · 18 procedures current
- Plant 3 · 16 procedures, 2 in review
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Lockout/tagout procedure writing for manufacturers
If your team does not have time to write lockout/tagout procedures, a Tegis partner can survey your equipment and write machine-specific procedures for you. Your team reviews and approves them, and they are delivered in a Tegis workspace your facility owns, linked to QR codes on the equipment.
Why have a partner write your procedures
Your staff stays on maintenance
Partner authors do the survey and writing. Your leads review drafts instead of writing from scratch.
You get a working system, not a binder
Procedures arrive as QR-linked records your team can edit later, plus printable PDFs.
You keep control
Your facility owns the workspace and decides what access the partner keeps after the project.
What a procedure project delivers
Equipment survey
The author walks the equipment with the people who know it, scheduled around production and sanitation windows.
Machine-specific procedures
Energy sources, isolation steps, and verification for each asset, with photos at each isolation point.
Your review and approval
Your team reviews drafts and approves the final procedures.
QR labels and PDFs
Labels on the scoped assets and printable PDFs for records.
Facility-owned workspace
You control access after handoff, across one site or several.
Optional ongoing support
Keep the author on retainer for reviews and new equipment, or maintain procedures yourself.
How a project runs
Survey the site
The author walks the equipment with your maintenance leads to capture energy sources and isolation points.
Write in Tegis
Procedures are built with photos, PPE, and verification steps, then reviewed with your team.
Launch
Labels go on the assets, shifts and contractors learn to scan, and ownership transfers to your facility.
Get your procedures written.
Find a procedure-writing partnerCommon questions
We have no EHS department. Is this for us?
Yes. Partner-written procedures are meant for plants with limited safety staff. Your facility still reviews, approves, and maintains its energy control program.
Who owns the procedures after the project?
Your facility. The workspace, procedures, QR links, and PDFs belong to you; the partner keeps only the access you grant.
How long does a project take?
It depends on asset count, energy complexity, site access, and your review process. Share an equipment list to get a schedule.
Can our own staff maintain procedures afterward?
Yes. EHS and maintenance staff can edit procedures, add assets, and regenerate PDFs, or keep the author on retainer.
How do we find a partner?
See the partner directory, or request a demo and tell us your equipment and location.