In high-risk environments, organizations must keep work moving while maintaining full control over safety-critical activities. The Quentic software solution enables companies to integrate safety directly into their daily operations without adding complexity or delays. The latest product release improves the permit-to-work functionality of the Quentic Control of Work software module, which is designed for industries such as energy, chemicals, manufacturing, and infrastructure.
The enhanced solution helps teams maintain control even as conditions change. Last-minute risk assessments (LMRA) allow risks to be reevaluated as soon as work begins. Flexible handover and shift management prevents information loss and ensures clear accountability across teams. The improved handling of lockout/tagout (LOTO) routines strengthens control over hazardous energy. Enhanced usability accelerates permit workflows for frontline teams and streamlines report creation to provide insights for audits and continuous improvement.
“High-risk work requires safety systems that function at operational speed,” says Tim Ammann, Head of Product (EHS) at Quentic. “By turning our permit-to-work features into a living safety process, we help organizations control risks in real time, strengthen hazardous energy isolation, and move beyond procedural safety toward true operational control.”
Quentic Control of Work is one of many software modules offered by Quentic for EHS and sustainability management. You can combine it with other Quentic modules on a centralized platform to track incidents, create risk assessments, organize audits, and evaluate and improve compliance, among other things.
