The operator scans the QR on the pump.
The card shows what is already on the asset: permits, open work and who else is working there.
One job, end to end
From the scan on the pump to the cost on the asset, one record carries the job.
A work request becomes a work order.
The fault reported from the field lands in the planner's queue with the asset and its history attached.
The planner adds steps and parts.
Spares are checked against the store before the job is scheduled, so the crew does not wait at the counter.
The approval chain runs.
Each approver sees the job in "Waiting for me"; the chain follows the rules your site designed.
A permit to work is issued and the crew badges are scanned.
The work party, their training and the fire watch are recorded on the permit itself.
Group lockout is applied and zero energy is verified.
Every isolation point is locked, tagged and verified by a second person before work may start.
The technician works and issues parts by scan.
Parts leave the store with a scan on the phone and land on the work order's cost line.
Close-out: not while the lockout still isolates.
When the lockout is released and the area handed back, the order closes and cost and history update on the asset.
