Energy control and procedures, done to a nuclear standard
LOTO procedures and placards
Machine-specific energy control procedures meeting OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147, with photos of every isolation point and a placard for posting at the machine.
Program audits
Gap assessments of your existing procedures and the annual periodic inspections OSHA requires, with a clear list of what to fix.
SOPs and training materials
Startup, shutdown, preventive maintenance and abnormal-condition procedures, plus operator guides and checklists your crews will actually use.
From walkdown to field-verified procedures
Typical delivery is 4 to 5 weeks for up to 15 machines.
- Kickoff callConfirm the equipment list and collect drawings and existing procedures.
- WalkdownIdentify every energy source on each machine with your team.
- DraftingWrite clear, step-by-step procedures with photos.
- ValidationYour authorized employees run each procedure on the machine before release.
- DeliveryFinal procedures, placards and a findings summary.
16 years where energy control isn't optional
Commercial nuclear plants run the strictest clearance and tagging programs in industry. That's where this work was learned, and it's the standard every procedure is held to.
You get one experienced person from walkdown to final delivery, a fixed price with no open-ended billing, and procedures built to hold up to OSHA review.
Built for facilities with real machinery
- Manufacturing and fabrication
- Food and beverage processing
- Plastics and packaging
- Pharmaceutical and life sciences
- Data centers
- Municipal utilities
- Healthcare and imaging
- Federal and DOE facilities
Need procedures written or updated?
Send a quick note with your facility and roughly how many machines. You'll get a reply within one business day.