Electrical Safety Gap

The Arc Flash Study Is in a Binder.
Nobody Opens It.

The arc flash study is in a binder nobody opens. The hot-work permits are in someone's truck. Your electricians are working 480V panels with a handshake and a prayer. POD closes every gap before OSHA — or an ambulance — does it for you.

0%
of electrical incidents involve inadequate arc flash PPE
$0M
average cost of a single arc flash incident
0/10
hot-work permits are expired or missing on-site
0min
wasted per shift tracking down LOTO verification

Four Electrical Safety Gaps That Keep Happening

Every electrical incident on a construction site traces back to at least one of these gaps. Paper systems cannot close them. POD does.

01

Outdated arc flash studies collecting dust

Arc flash hazard analyses are performed once, printed, and filed. When transformers are added, panels are re-fed, or service upgrades occur, the study goes stale — but nobody flags it. Electricians choose PPE from labels that no longer reflect real incident energy levels.

02

Lost hot-work permits with no tracking

On active job sites, 4 out of 10 hot-work permits are expired or missing when inspectors arrive. They get filled out, handed to a foreman, and disappear into a truck cab. There is no audit trail, no expiration alert, and no digital chain of custody.

03

Uncertified workers on energized panels

Electrical certifications — NFPA 70E Qualified Worker, OSHA 10/30, arc flash training, first aid/CPR — expire on different timelines. Paper binders cannot alert a superintendent that a journeyman's NFPA 70E training lapsed six months ago before he opens a 480V panel.

04

No LOTO verification audit trail

Lockout/tagout verification is the last line of defense before energized contact. When it lives on paper, you get initials and a timestamp — no photo evidence, no GPS, no shift-transfer record. An incident investigation will expose every gap in that paper trail.

How POD Closes Each Gap

POD replaces the binder, the clipboard, and the handshake with a digital audit trail that stands up in court, satisfies NFPA 70E, and takes less time than the paper version.

Digital Arc Flash Study Registry

Always current PPE data

POD links each panel and switchgear to its arc flash study, incident energy level, and required PPE. When equipment changes, the system flags affected studies for restudy. Every electrician approaching a panel sees current, verified protection requirements.

Digital Hot-Work Permit Workflow

Zero lost permits

Issue permits in 30 seconds via voice or form. Each permit is timestamped, geo-tagged, routed for digital sign-off, and stored automatically. Expiration alerts fire before the permit lapses. The audit trail is permanent and searchable in seconds.

Real-Time Certification Tracking

No uncertified access

POD maintains a live roster of every worker's electrical certifications with expiration dates. Automated alerts fire 30 and 7 days before expiry. Superintendents can gate energized-work assignments to verified Qualified Workers only.

Photo-Verified LOTO Audit Trail

Bulletproof documentation

Every lockout/tagout verification includes a mandatory photo upload, timestamp, and worker ID. Shift-transfer sign-offs are digital. The complete LOTO history for any piece of equipment is available in seconds — for inspectors, attorneys, or incident review.

See the Boundaries. Know the Risk. Every Day.

POD maps every energized panel to its NFPA 70E arc flash study, displaying live restricted, limited, and safe-zone boundaries with required PPE at each level.

Arc Flash Risk Zone Map

Live boundary visualization — energized panel, 480V switchgear

Restricted Boundary< 1.2m from panel

HRC 2+ arc-rated PPE required. Qualified workers only. Full LOTO verified.

Limited Approach1.2m – 3m from panel

HRC 1 FR clothing minimum. Unqualified workers must be accompanied.

Safe Zone> 3m from panel

Standard PPE. No arc flash exposure. Public and unqualified workers permitted.

2 Active Permits
LOTO Verified
Study Current

Electrical Safety Tracking — Real-Time

POD automatically tracks every electrician's certification status and maps electrical risks to a live heat map — so you see gaps before an inspector or incident does.

Certification Tracker

0Valid
0Expiring
0Expired
Compliance0%
NFPA 70E Qualified Worker
J. Morales
0days overdue
OSHA 30-Hour
T. Brandt
0days left
Arc Flash Training
D. Kim
0days left
First Aid / CPR
L. Nguyen
0days left
NFPA 70E Qualified Worker
A. Rivera
0days left
OSHA 10-Hour
C. Walsh
0days left

Risk Heat Map

Critical Risks Present
IMPACTCatastrophicMajorModerateMinorNegligible51015202548121620369121524681012345RareUnlikelyPossibleLikelyCertainPROBABILITY
0Open Risks
0Critical
0High
0.0Avg Score
3 critical risks require immediate mitigation

Every Electrical Safety Feature. One Platform.

LOTO Verification Tracking

Photo-verified lockout/tagout logs with shift-transfer sign-off, GPS location, and worker ID. Every verification is timestamped and stored permanently for audit access.

Arc Flash Zone Mapping

Visual arc flash risk zones tied to live equipment registry. Restricted boundary, limited approach, and safe-zone designations update when equipment studies change.

Hot-Work Permit Management

Digital permit issuance with expiration alerts, fire-watch documentation, area monitoring, and multi-contractor coordination — all in one dashboard.

Certification Expiration Alerts

Automated 30-day and 7-day alerts for NFPA 70E, OSHA 10/30, arc flash, first aid/CPR, and trade licenses. Supervisors receive push notifications before any cert lapses.

Real-Time PPE Compliance

Daily PPE compliance check-ins correlated to arc flash boundary assignments. POD flags any worker entering a restricted zone without the required arc-rated gear on record.

Photo Verification

Mandatory photo capture for LOTO applications, panel labels, PPE worn, and hot-work area condition. Photos are auto-attached to permits and stored with project records.

NFPA 70E Compliance
“Before POD, our LOTO documentation was three guys with a clipboard and a handshake. After our first OSHA audit, we needed something bulletproof. POD gives us photo-verified LOTO logs, cert expiration alerts, and a hot-work permit trail that satisfies any inspector who walks through the gate. The $2.3 million arc flash stat is real — we saw a similar incident at a competing job site. We will not be that story.”

— Electrical Superintendent, Industrial Contractor, Gulf Coast

Frequently Asked Questions

Stop Running Electrical Safety on Paper

See how POD automates NFPA 70E arc flash documentation, hot-work permits, and LOTO verification for electrical contractors on active job sites.

Last updated: March 2026