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Permit to Work (PTW) Module

Permit to Work (PTW) Module

The Permit to Work (PTW) module centralizes permit creation, workflow customization, cross-deployment of machinery, document attachments, QR-based access, offline contingency, and dashboard monitoring to ensure safe and auditable PTW operations.

1. Permit Management – Create, extend, and draft permits

Create permits with start/end times, scope, risk controls, and responsible persons. Support permit extensions, temporary closures, and draft modes for review before issue. Attach requirements and set validity windows to ensure permits are active only when controls are in place.


 

2. Workflow Customization – Tailor PTW processes based on user roles

Customize approval chains and conditional steps based on roles (e.g., site manager, HSE, supervisor). Define who can raise, review, approve, and close permits. Version workflows for auditability and rapid updates.


 

3. Cross deployment – Share machinery for PTW

Enable sharing of equipment or machinery across projects while tracking current assignment, permit linkage, and related safety tags. Prevent double-booking and allow cross-project approvals where needed.


 

4. Document Attachment – Add relevant documents, photos, and checklists

Attach manuals, photos, risk assessments, and inspection checklists to permits. Maintain document versions and require acknowledgment where necessary. Photos captured during inspections are stored with timestamps.


 

5. QR Code Access – View applied permits

Generate QR codes linked to a permit summary for quick on-site verification. Scanning a QR shows permit status, controls, validity, and attached documents—useful for gate checks and toolbox talks.


 

6. Offline PTW – Contingency when the server is down

Support offline permit creation and verification with local caching. Once connectivity is restored, synchronize records with the server. Ensure offline entries are cryptographically signed or logged to prevent tampering.


 

7. Dashboard Monitoring – Actions of PTW progress

Real-time dashboards show open permits, pending approvals, expiring permits, and recent activity. Filter by site, permit type, or responsible person. Export snapshots for leadership reviews and daily briefings.