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Register each machine, list the energy sources to isolate with their isolation points, and write numbered steps with energy type, isolation method and lock/tag position. Every procedure ends with how isolation is verified.

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Yes. Each machine has its own energy control procedure: the energy sources and isolation points, numbered steps with energy type, isolation method and lock/tag position, and how isolation is verified.
Only people on that machine's authorized personnel list who also hold the lockout permission. Active lockouts and the lockout history, with purpose and duration, stay on record.
Yes. The GHS Label Generator builds a label from the chemical record, with the signal word, pictograms and hazard and precautionary statements, and you print it from your browser.
Every chemical links to its SDS record. The HazCom overview counts missing SDSs and shows which sheets are current, expiring soon or overdue, so you know which ones need attention.
The issuance log lists every item issued, to whom, in what size and when, with a status of Issued, Due Inspection, Overdue or Returned. It exports to CSV whenever you need it.
Your PPE catalog, what's issued to whom and in what size, and who has acknowledged it.
Machine guarding and pre-use checks from your own templates, every item graded with a note.
Energy sources, isolation points, numbered steps and authorized personnel for every machine you register.
Chemical inventory and SDS library with CAS numbers, hazard classes, GHS pictograms and printable labels.
SOPs and procedures with named reviewers, review cycles and version history.
Corrective actions with an owner, due date and hierarchy-of-controls level, closed only after verification.
Your PPE catalog, what's issued to whom and in what size, and who has acknowledged it.
Chemical inventory and SDS library with CAS numbers, hazard classes, GHS pictograms and printable labels.
Machine guarding and pre-use checks from your own templates, every item graded with a note.
SOPs and procedures with named reviewers, review cycles and version history.
Energy sources, isolation points, numbered steps and authorized personnel for every machine you register.
Corrective actions with an owner, due date and hierarchy-of-controls level, closed only after verification.