High-risk work
Permits & High-Risk Work
A live permit-to-work system built for UAE construction — hot work, confined space, excavation, working at height, LOTO and lifting operations. Conflict detection prevents overlapping high-risk activities across the same zone.
Short walkthrough
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Permits & high-risk work
PTW workflow, conflict detection, and SIMOPS coordination in one flow.
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What's inside
Permit-to-work workflow
Digital PTW request, review, approval and closeout with signature chain and audit trail.
Conflict detection engine
Automatic flags for overlapping hot work, confined space, lifting and SIMOPS in the same zone or time window.
Hazard & control libraries
Reusable UAE-tailored hazard libraries so supervisors don't start from a blank page.
LOTO register
Lockout/tagout register with permit linkage, isolation points and re-energisation checks.
Lifting & critical lifts
Lifting plans, crane certificates, rigger competency and third-party inspection expiry tracking.
SIMOPS coordination
Cross-contractor visibility with schedule overlap alerts and daily coordination pack export.
AI assistance
Concrete AI features in this module
Not just "AI-powered" — specific, auditable assistance that saves your team hours per week.
Hazard suggestions
AI proposes missing hazards and controls based on task, location and past permits — you approve or edit.
MSRA/RAMS drafting
Draft method statements from a scope description; every clause is traceable and editable before signoff.
Permit conflict summariser
Plain-English explanations of why two permits conflict, ready to paste into a coordination note.
Typical use case
A high-rise contractor in Dubai issues 40+ permits per day across three towers. Site Safety UAE flags a hot-work permit on Level 22 conflicting with a lifting operation on Level 24 the same afternoon — the coordinator reschedules before either crew mobilises.