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Daily field work

High-risk work needs
a real permit.

Confined Space Entry, Hot Work, Working at Heights, Excavation, and Hoisting permits attach to the FLHA the moment a gateway hazard is picked — and the FLHA can't close while one is still open.

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Standards-based permits
Auto
Triggered by hazard
Blocked
No close while open
What it does

High-risk activities aren't made safe by a checkbox. Select a gateway hazard on the daily FLHA — working in a confined space, hot work, working at heights — and WorkSafe raises the matching permit as a required task with the fields, checks, and dual sign-off regulators expect.

Illustration of a mobile hazard assessment with task cards and required controls
Key capabilities

Everything included.

Auto-triggered

Pick the gateway hazard and the permit appears as a required task. No one has to remember which permit applies.

Purpose-built forms

Atmospheric checks, isolation steps, rescue plans, shoring details, lift capacity — each permit has the sections its standard requires.

Blocks closure

The FLHA cannot be submitted while a linked permit is still open. The gate is in the app, not the honour system.

Issuer and receiver sign

Both signatures are captured inline and roll into the FLHA PDF.

Consistent everywhere

Permit definitions are standardized company-wide so a hot work permit means the same thing on every project.

Equipment is trigger-only

Mobile equipment hazards raise no separate permit form — they require the linked pre-use inspection on the FLHA instead.

Risk scored once

Severity, probability, and residual risk live on the FLHA itself, so nobody rates the same hazard twice.

WorkSkedge integration

How it connects to your operations platform.

  • Permit completion status shows on the WorkSkedge project badge alongside the daily FLHA.
  • Open permits appear as tasks in the assignee's WorkSkedge inbox.

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