Cutting, welding and roofing are behind a large share of industrial fires — and the first thing insurers ask about. Digital hotwork permits put the procedure where the work happens.
Cutting, welding and roofing cause a large share of industrial fires, and the permit procedure is the first thing an insurer asks to see.
The permit is filled in, signed and filed somewhere nobody can produce it from six months later.
It depends on who is on shift, rather than on a step that has to be completed.
You know the procedure works. Showing that it worked, permit by permit, is another matter.
Digital hotwork permits issued, signed and closed on the site record — with the procedure built into the permit itself.
Raised against the site and the job, with the fire-watch steps part of the form.
Completed where the work is done, not back in the office afterwards.
Closed permits stay in the site's history as evidence the procedure ran.
Issue, sign and close hotwork permits digitally — with the fire-watch steps built in.
Every permit is logged against the site, visible to the risk team and ready for the insurer's question.
Closed permits stay in the site's history — evidence of a working procedure, not a claim about one.
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