When permits live across paper, calls, and chats, high-risk work slows down, and proof gets messy. OQSHA brings permits, hazards, approvals, and close-out into one traceable flow.
Audit Score
98.4%
Replace fragmented permits with a single digital chain of custody, from request to close-out, so control measures don’t get skipped in the rush.
Move from “we think it’s covered” to “here’s the record.”
Less back-and-forth. Clear steps. Approvals don’t depend on who’s online.
Permits, evidence, and sign-offs stay connected, so audits aren’t a document hunt.
Missing checks and incomplete close-outs get caught before work moves forward.
CORE MODULES
Cut permit ping-pong from half-day loops to under an hour, with every control and sign-off in one auditable flow.
Visual isolation maps and digital lock synchronization for crews.
If something goes wrong during a job, raise it from the permit, so every incident is tied to the exact work, area, hazards, and approvals.
Verify insurance, training, and inductions at the gate.
Custom checklists for heavy equipment, scaffolding, and PPE compliance with automated corrective actions.
From planning to close-out, ensure that nothing is missed in the heat of operational work.
Force correct energy isolation sequences before work can even begin.
Real-time site dashboard shows exactly who is working where, right now.
Digital footprints for every decision, creating a permanent audit trail.
Guardrail Protected: Data never leaves your enterprise tenant
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Permits shouldn’t be painful on a phone. OQSHA is designed for quick capture, fast approvals, and clean close-out, on site.
Glove-friendly inputs and large tap targets
Quick photo/voice evidence capture
Offline capture with later sync
Teams like yours in factories, building sites, big projects, consumer goods, and logistics.
Move from manual approvals to controlled, traceable permits, without slowing work.
In a 30–45 minute session, we’ll map your current safety workflows inside OQSHA and help you estimate the payoff.
Most teams ask these questions before rolling out OQSHA.