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Permit to Work, request to closeout

Request, issue, and sign off hot work, confined space, line breaking, and LOTO permits in the same place you run audits and JSAs. Here is the whole flow in 40 seconds.

Request to closeout in one place

Contractors submit permit requests from their phone at the gate. Every permit lives in one register with a full event trail.

Critical-control gates

Gas tests, isolations, and critical controls are checked before a permit can go active — the same gates as the paper permit, enforced.

Every signature captured

Issuer, area authority, receiver, and fire watch sign off digitally. The permit goes live only when the signoffs are complete.

Why move permit to work off paper?

On paper, a permit to work system depends on someone walking the permit between the requester, the issuer, the area authority, and the receiver — and on nobody skipping a gas test or signature under time pressure. When an incident investigation or an operator audit asks for the permit trail, the answer is a binder in a truck.

Digital permits enforce the same controls the paper form promises. A hot work permit cannot go active without the fire watch assigned and the gas test recorded. A confined space entry cannot be signed off until the isolations are verified. Every state change — requested, issued, active, suspended, closed — is timestamped with who did it, so the permit register is always current and always exportable.

Because permits live alongside your audits, JSAs, and incident reports in BasinCheck, a permit can reference the JSA for the task and the crew members on it. That is the difference between a permit form and a permit system: one documents intent, the other proves the controls were actually in place.

Look around free, no trial needed

Click through every feature and create real audits, inspections, JSAs, and permits before you pick a plan.