INDUSTRIAL SAFETY / ENERGY CONTROL

Real-time visibility for workers operating near hazardous energy.

Namatad combines custom field devices, wearables, phone-based alerts, geofencing, exposure monitoring, and operational reporting to give safety teams visibility into equipment, work areas, and the people operating near them in high-risk industrial, utility, emergency response, and defense environments.

Hazardous energy control
Geofenced alerts
Worker accountability
Factory floor plan with hazard zones
Live hazard visibility

Location accountability + workspace visibility

Worker location, local alerts, and event logging in the same operational view.

Digital twin

Augment your existing lockout/tagout system with a remote facility view

CrossCheck acts as a digital twin for your controlled work areas. It layers a live remote view on top of the locks, tags, and equipment already in place so teams can see what is active, where it is active, and who is nearby without being physically on the floor.

• Keep the physical workflow you already use

• Add a digital twin layer for remote visibility

• See assets, zones, and exposure context together

Device on lock

Device on lock

Example of a device mounted with locks at a controlled point.

Device on tag

Device on tag

Example of a device paired with an augmented tag on the asset.

Wearable device

Wearable device

Small, wearable devices used to keep people visible while work is underway.

CrossCheck roadmap for controlled work

A phased view of how CrossCheck moves from hazard definition to operator awareness, documentation, and follow-up.

Hazard scope

1

Controls

2

Personnel

3

Alerts

4

Record

5

Action layer

6

Step 1

Define what is controlled

Tag equipment, mark zones, and establish the hazard state before work begins.

  • Document the work area and the equipment it affects.
  • Make the controlled state visible on the floorplan.
  • Start every job with a clear hazard baseline.

Step 2

Apply lockout or tagout

Tie the control state to the asset so everyone sees what is active right now.

  • Capture the active safety state on the asset itself.
  • Keep supervisors aligned with the current control condition.
  • Reduce confusion between work-in-progress and normal operations.

Step 3

Track who is nearby

Use wearables or phones to understand who is close and when exposure starts or ends.

  • Map nearby workers to the right floor and zone.
  • See exposure windows as they happen.
  • Keep location accountability live while the job is underway.

Step 4

Notify on proximity or entry

Surface hits when someone enters a geofence or gets too close to a restricted area.

  • Raise local warnings when a controlled boundary is crossed.
  • Show proximity hits against the specific asset or zone.
  • Escalate immediately when conditions change.

Step 5

Preserve the event trail

Keep a documented account of who initiated the control state and what happened next.

  • Record who applied the lockout, tag, or zone.
  • Track how long the hazard state stayed active.
  • Keep the timeline ready for reporting and review.

Step 6

Review and act confidently

Use the record after the event to brief teams, adjust controls, and improve the next job.

  • Share the outcome with supervisors and crews.
  • Review what changed and when it changed.
  • Apply the lessons to the next controlled job.

A real-time visibility layer around controlled work

Namatad helps safety leaders understand where personnel are, what equipment or work spaces are restricted, what areas have been marked for caution, and what safety-critical events occurred while the job was in progress.

Location accountability

Location accountability

Use wearables and portable devices to understand where people are and when they are nearby.

Hazard and workspace visibility

Hazard and workspace visibility

Mark equipment and work areas so supervisors can see what is locked, tagged, or restricted.

Notify nearby workers

Notify nearby workers

Trigger audible alerts and geofenced notifications when someone enters a controlled area.

Communicate to safety leaders

Communicate to safety leaders

Show supervisors a live view of zones, nearby personnel, and safety-critical events.

What CrossCheck covers

Keep the story compact: CrossCheck tracks the controlled state of work, the people around it, the alerts that matter, and the record you need after the job.

Controlled assets

Controlled assets

Locked-out, tagged-out, and restricted equipment stays visible in context.

Worker accountability

Worker accountability

See who is nearby, when exposure starts, and when the state changes.

Proximity alerts

Proximity alerts

Surface the moments that matter when people enter controlled space.

Event record

Event record

Keep a timeline for review, briefing, and post-job reporting.

Product demo

Introduction to CrossCheck

Watch the product demo to see how CrossCheck combines controlled work, geofencing, worker visibility, and exposure context in one operational view.

Implementation path
Practical rollout

Practical rollout for new customers

The fastest path to value is straightforward: get the hardware, configure the facility, deploy it with your existing controlled-work process, and then use the analytics to learn what’s happening over time.

Open the demo workflow
1

Order a starter kit

Start with the Namatad hardware package that gives you the sensors, tags, and field pieces you need to get the system running.

  • Start with the hardware bundle for a new site.
  • Use the starter kit to cover sensors, tags, and field pieces.
  • Keep the initial install simple and repeatable.
2

Set up the account

Add facility details, users, floor plans, and the locations you want to control and monitor.

  • Enter the facility profile and operating context.
  • Add users, roles, and any location-specific details.
  • Load the floor plans you want to monitor.
3

Deploy with your CrossCheck equipment

Install the kit alongside your existing controlled-work process and mark the assets and areas that need visibility.

  • Match the demo kit to your current controlled-work workflow.
  • Place the assets and zones you want to track.
  • Bring the site live without changing your process overnight.
4

Start using it on the floor

Track who is nearby, when hazards are active, and how controlled areas are changing in real time.

  • Watch nearby activity as the job unfolds.
  • See hazard states update in real time.
  • Surface alerts when people move into controlled space.
5

Review analytics and reporting

Use the logs, trends, and post-event records to spot patterns, brief teams, and improve future work.

  • Review logs after each job or shift.
  • Use trends to spot recurring exposure patterns.
  • Share the record with safety and operations teams.
CrossCheck and CANAIRY exposure monitoring example
Exposure monitoring
Exposure monitoring

CrossCheck + CANAIRY

CrossCheck can pair with CANAIRY to add real-time exposure monitoring to lockout/tagout, geofenced areas, and other controlled work.

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Talk with Namatad about energy control safety

If your organization is exploring hazardous energy control, geofencing, worker accountability, or exposure monitoring with CANAIRY, Namatad can help.

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