LINK360®
Software
From creating initial documents and approval processes to scheduling
audits and defining workflow, there are a variety of activities required
to keep your safety program up-to-date and sustainable.
Brady’s LINK360® Software helps you set the standards,
workflow and sustainability around your lockout
tagout, confined space and maintenance
procedures.
To learn more about LINK360
software or request a demo
Visit BradySafety.com or email
[email protected]
LINK360® Centers Include: Lockout Tagout, Confined
Space and Machine Reliability
EACH CENTER ALLOWS YOU TO:
• Create Procedures and Documentation Users can easily
create visual procedures for lockout tagout, confined spaces
and maintenance tasks. In addition to procedures, users can
create corresponding labels, tags and permits/permit requests.
Procedures are fully customizable to include step-by-step
instructions for locking out a machine, verification steps, visuals
and company branding.
• Manage Your Workflow Grant permissions, assignments and
rights for approving, viewing, editing, and creating templates
and procedures for standardized use across all locations. In
addition, you will have complete visibility to who, what and
where of your assigned tasks, such as audits, permit requests
and approvals.
• Benchmark your progress Detailed reporting helps you
not only track your procedure creation, audit history and
permitting history, but also allows you to benchmark. Reports
can be pulled by site, area or overall safety program. They
include: recently revised procedures, procedures due for
audit, procedure revision history, newly published procedures,
confined space permit history and more!
• Take it With You Your LINK360 software data and workflow
are available through your desktop computer, tablet or mobile
phones. This gives you the power to access procedures in
remote locations and on multiple devices, removing barriers to
accessing documents and driving greater overall visibility within
your safety programs.
Turn over to see an
example procedure created
in LINK360
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Lockout/Tagout Posted Procedure
ID#:
Created:
Revised:
BRDY-001-430104
9/16/2013
9/16/2013
2 Lockout Points
Note: This is an example of Link360's "Short Form". The short form is used to identify the energy
sources, where they are located, and the method of device used to lock them out. For
increased imagery as well as the ability to add general detail, see the "Long Form".
Facility:
Description:
Site 1 - Refrigeration
Refrigeration Compressor #4
Location:
Engine Room
Lockout Application Process
1. Notify affected personnel. 2. Properly shut down machine. 3. Isolate all energy sources. 4. Apply lockout devices, locks, &
tags. 5. Verify total de-energization of all sources.
Disconnect in Engine Room - West of Machine
E-1
See Gate Valve identifier for exact location
G-1
Energy Source
1
E-1
Electrical
480V
2
G-1
Gas
Ammonia
3
!-1
Note
Return PPE
Location
E-1 is located West of the
machine.
G-1 is located on the
Northwest side of the
machine.
Add Custom Notes for
company or machine specific
requirements.
Method
PPE required: Arc flash
shield, 8 cal/cm2, class E/F
gloves.Turn Disconnect to the
off position and lock out.
Turn Gate Valve to the off
position and lock out.
Use notes to call attention to
miscellaneous crucial steps to
safely perform the lockout.
Device
Lock and Hasp
Gate Valve lockout device
PPE required: Arc flash
shield, 8 cal/cm2, class E/F
gloves.
Lockout Removal Process
1. Ensure all tools and items have been removed. 2. Confirm that all employees are safely located. 3. Verify that controls are in
neutral. 4. Remove lockout devices and reenergize machine. 5. Notify affected employees that servicing is completed.
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Y4244087 MS4244087
Lockout/Tagout Posted Procedure
ID#:
Created:
Revised:
BRDY-001-430104
9/16/2013
9/16/2013
2 Lockout Points
Note: This is an example of Link360's "Short Form". The short form is used to identify the energy
sources, where they are located, and the method of device used to lock them out. For
increased imagery as well as the ability to add general detail, see the "Long Form".
Facility:
Description:
Site 1 - Refrigeration
Refrigeration Compressor #4
Location:
Engine Room
Lockout Application Process
1. Notify affected personnel. 2. Properly shut down machine. 3. Isolate all energy sources. 4. Apply lockout devices, locks, &
tags. 5. Verify total de-energization of all sources.
Disconnect in Engine Room - West of Machine
E-1
See Gate Valve identifier for exact location
G-1
Energy Source
1
E-1
Electrical
480V
2
G-1
Gas
Ammonia
3
!-1
Note
Return PPE
Location
E-1 is located West of the
machine.
G-1 is located on the
Northwest side of the
machine.
Add Custom Notes for
company or machine specific
requirements.
Method
PPE required: Arc flash
shield, 8 cal/cm2, class E/F
gloves.Turn Disconnect to the
off position and lock out.
Turn Gate Valve to the off
position and lock out.
Use notes to call attention to
miscellaneous crucial steps to
safely perform the lockout.
Device
Lock and Hasp
Gate Valve lockout device
PPE required: Arc flash
shield, 8 cal/cm2, class E/F
gloves.
Lockout Removal Process
1. Ensure all tools and items have been removed. 2. Confirm that all employees are safely located. 3. Verify that controls are in
neutral. 4. Remove lockout devices and reenergize machine. 5. Notify affected employees that servicing is completed.
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