Stations without procedures fail audits
Shiny lockout stations and no machine-specific procedures is the most common audit finding pattern. The bundle closes the gap in one purchase.
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QR procedure bundles
One bundle: the locks, the tags, and the procedures that make them matter.
A QR procedure bundle packages what facilities actually need to be compliant: the lockout hardware, durable QR tags on each asset, machine-specific digital procedures behind every scan, and a Tegis workspace the facility owns. Built for distributors and consultants to deliver together.
For distributors and consultants packaging a complete lockout/tagout solution for a facility.
- Hardware + tags + authored procedures, scoped per asset
- Facility-owned workspace from day one
- Pilot-friendly: start with one line or cell
Tegis Safety — Distributor programLive
Procedure service bundle
Line 3 starter bundle
Hardware + tags + 14 authored procedures
- Lockout stations + devices quoted with procedures
- Durable QR tags placed at each asset
- Client workspace + PDFs handed over
Designed around OSHA 1910.147
01 · The problem
Hardware quotes that stall.
Piecemeal buying stalls programs
Hardware this quarter, “procedures later” that never comes. A single scoped bundle with a go-live date forces completion.
Nobody owns the outcome
Distributor blames the consultant, consultant blames the binder. The bundle defines roles: hardware, authoring, platform — one handoff.
02 · What you bring customers
Attach a program to every quote.
Equipment plus procedures, delivered as one bundle.
Connected physical + digital
Each lockout point pairs with the procedure explaining its use for that specific asset — not a generic poster.
Fast procedure access
QR tags at assets open the current procedure in seconds, backed by printable PDFs with the same code.
Durable client relationship
The facility owns its workspace and expands it; partners stay attached to growth, reorders, and reviews.
Scopable and quotable
Per-asset scoping (survey + authoring + tags + hardware) makes proposals concrete instead of hand-wavy.
03 · How a delivery works
How a bundle delivery works.
Pick the priority asset set
Start with the line, cell, or building where the procedure gap is riskiest.
Author and link procedures
Create machine-specific procedures, generate QR codes, and pair hardware to points.
Deliver the program
Install tags and stations, brief shifts, hand over the owned workspace with PDFs.
04 · Questions
Asked by people like you.
What is included in a typical bundle?
Lockout hardware for the scoped assets, durable QR tags, authored machine-specific procedures in a client-owned Tegis workspace, and printable PDFs. Scope varies by asset count and complexity.
Can the bundle include printed materials?
Yes. Tegis generates per-procedure PDFs with embedded QR codes for posting, training packets, and contractor briefings.
Can this work as a pilot?
Pilots are the recommended start: one line or 10–20 assets proves the model before a plant-wide rollout. Discuss the asset set with Tegis.
Who delivers each part?
Typically the distributor supplies hardware and tags, a consultant authors procedures, and Tegis provides the platform — coordinated as one customer handoff.
Partner with Tegis
Scope a bundle for one line. Prove it. Then scale it.
Send the asset list — we’ll help price the procedures, tags, and workspace behind your hardware quote.