
Lone workers out of contact
Check-ins with automatic escalation
Scheduled check-ins, a HELP button and escalation to supervisors when one is missed, with the worker's location attached.
Working Alone
Energy & Utilities
Operators and service companies run crews across remote sites, verify stacks of contractor LEMs and plan turnarounds that can't run over. foxlogik keeps lone workers checked in, LEMs verified before they're invoiced and the regulatory record in one place.
What breaks today
Operators drive remote routes alone. A missed check-in is noticed at end of shift, if at all.
Labour, equipment and material tickets arrive in bulk at month-end, and checking them against what happened in the field is guesswork.
Shutdown scope and cost are tracked in spreadsheets, so overruns show up after the unit is back online.
Inspection records, procedures and approvals sit across email, shared drives and binders when the regulator asks for them.
How foxlogik fixes it

Lone workers out of contact
Scheduled check-ins, a HELP button and escalation to supervisors when one is missed, with the worker's location attached.
Working Alone
Contractor LEMs are hard to verify
Contractors submit LEMs digitally against the work order, your field lead approves them the same day, and only approved tickets reach billing.
Field Ticketing & Timesheets
Turnarounds run over
Scope, schedule and cost the shutdown with actuals tracked against budget daily, using the same controls as your capital projects.
Maintenance
Regulatory evidence is scattered
Procedures, inspection records and approvals are revision-controlled and searchable in one register.
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Built for operators and service companies running crews across remote sites.
Your forms, checksheets and approvals are configured to the standards your contracts name. Hosting, security and backups are covered in our Trust Center.
Next step
Let's review your lone-worker process, LEM approvals and turnaround planning.