Isolations controlled, remote crews tracked, the network kept running.

Permits carry their isolations and show on a map of the network, so clashing work is flagged before it starts. Journeys to remote assets are checked in and escalated when someone is overdue, contractors are checked before they work on your assets, and continuity plans are tested.

Start with oneStart with any one of these on its own, and add the others only if and when you want them.

What utilities and energy teams use most

The capabilities that matter most in utilities and energy, all ready on the first day.

  • Isolations and gas tests

    Isolation points and gas tests are recorded, verified and released in order.

  • Permit areas on a map

    Permit areas are drawn on a site map so overlapping work is seen at a glance.

  • Clashing work flagged

    Permits that would clash in the same area are flagged before they are issued.

  • Journey management

    Trips to remote sites are planned, checked in and escalated automatically when someone is overdue.

  • Critical control checks

    People in the field check that critical controls are working, even offline, and the results colour the risk.

  • Business continuity

    Critical operations, tolerances, continuity plans and their testing are managed in one place.

  • One broadcast on every channel

    One message reaches everyone by app, email, SMS, push, Slack and Teams, with delivery tracked.

  • Licences and tickets

    Licences, tickets and clearances are records with classes, conditions and expiry, checked wherever they matter.

  • Lapses suspend automatically

    When a blocking requirement lapses, the company or worker is suspended until it is fixed.

  • Environmental management

    Environmental aspects, incidents, permits and monitoring are managed beside safety.

Worked example: a crew works on a remote substation

A two-person crew drives three hours to isolate a transformer.

  1. Step 1: The journey is planned

    The trip is logged with its route and check-in times before the crew leaves the depot.

  2. Step 2: The isolation is permitted

    The permit records the isolation points and shows on the network map, so a second crew booked nearby is warned.

  3. Step 3: A missed check-in escalates

    The crew misses a check-in in a black spot. The duty officer is alerted and calls the crew's satellite phone.

  4. Step 4: Closed out and back

    The permit is closed once the isolation is removed, and the journey closes when the crew is back at the depot.

See how Obliwise fits utilities and energy.

Bring a form, a plan or a checklist you use now. We will set it up in Obliwise with you and show you the follow-up as it happens.