Brady can send engineers to a company’s workplace to write machine-specific procedure
proposals and, while writing these procedures based on best practices,
its engineers will identify all energy supply points to make sure no energy can reach machines under
maintenance.

Brady then proposes LINK360
software to easily introduce, approve or edit, scale and communicate Lockout/Tagout machine-specific
procedures.

Using a tablet or Smartphone on site, energy point and machine pictures can be uploaded in LINK360 for
use in the procedure communication, supporting maintenance professionals to quickly find energy
points that need to be locked out.

Brady also provides training modules for maintenance professionals and all stakeholders involved. While maintenance professionals may need hands-on training, other employees must be made aware of
the safety procedures to follow and the importance of operational Lockout/Tagout devices to ensure no one
attempts removal out of procedure.

Based on approved machine-specific procedures, Brady can suggest which Lockout/Tagout hardware is
needed to successfully increase maintenance safety. Padlocks and key-systems are available for most
industrial contexts, and lockout devices can be selected based on the energy supply points identified on site.