Electrical Consultations
Support for electrical safety planning, energized work review, and practical risk conversations.
Powering electrical safety with consulting, training, and precision software.
Electrical Edge, LLC helps organizations plan safer electrical work, strengthen field knowledge, and modernize energized electrical work permit workflows.
Electrical expertise built for the work that has to be done right.
From energized work planning to practical field education, Electrical Edge supports organizations that need careful decisions before the tools come out.
Electrical Training
Training programs shaped around real field decisions, hazard recognition, and safe work habits.
Electrical Education
Clear educational resources for teams that need standards, procedures, and concepts to stick.
Electrical SaaS Development
Purpose-built software for electrical safety workflows, documentation, approvals, and accountability.
EEWP Manager
The energized electrical work permit. Done right. Every time.
EEWP Manager is software built specifically for managing Energized Electrical Work Permits from start to finish, covering every section of NFPA 70E, routing approvals to everyone who needs to sign, and keeping a permanent record that holds up to audit.
Permit Dashboard
EEWP Manager
Energized Work Permit
Ready for approvalTask MCC inspection while energized
Hazard Shock and arc flash exposure
Controls PPE, barricades, qualified workers
Approval Supervisor and safety review
Create
Approve
Maintain
The way most permits get done today is a liability.
If your current EEWP process involves a paper form, a PDF attachment, and a chain of email replies, you already know the problems. A permit gets emailed to the GC representative. He is on the road. It sits in his inbox. Work starts anyway. Nobody remembers whether the qualified worker's NFPA 70E certification is still current.
Then something goes wrong. Or nothing goes wrong, and a year later an OSHA inspector asks for permit records while your team digs through a filing cabinet trying to find the version that may or may not be correct.
No enforcement.
The form asks whether the worker is qualified. It does not check certification status.
No visibility.
No clear picture of active, pending, or expired permits across job sites.
No real audit trail.
A paper signature does not prove timing, capacity, identity, location, or revision history.
No integration.
GC and owner approval often lives in texts, emails, and verbal agreements.
A purpose-built platform for the full permit lifecycle.
EEWP Manager is a cloud-based platform accessible from any device, including phones on the job site. It digitizes the complete Energized Electrical Work Permit process as defined by NFPA 70E Section 130 and OSHA 29 CFR 1910/1926.
It is not a generic digital form tool or a project management system with a permit module bolted on. It was designed from the ground up for energized electrical work, by people who do energized electrical work.
Every field maps to a compliance requirement. Every approval is logged with a timestamp and verified identity. Every certification is tracked, and when one expires, the worker is automatically blocked from permit assignment until renewed.
Everything the permit requires. Nothing it does not.
EEWP Manager brings the full energized work permit into one enforceable, auditable, mobile-ready workflow.
Complete 15-Section NFPA 70E Permit Form
The permit follows the complete structure of NFPA 70E Section 130, from permit control information and equipment identification through justification, LOTO evaluation, worker qualification, shock and arc flash assessments, PPE, method of procedure, job briefing, attachments, pre-work verification, closeout, and final review. The form auto-saves continuously, so it can be started on a desktop and finished on a phone.
Multi-Party Parallel Approval Routing
Real energized electrical work can require sign-off from safety, supervision, the GC, and the facility owner. EEWP Manager routes the permit to all required approvers simultaneously. Every approval is recorded with name, role, timestamp, and notes. If any approver rejects the permit, approvals reset and the permit returns for revision.
External Approver Access
External approvers receive a secure one-time email link. They can review and sign the complete permit without creating an account or using a paid seat, while the system still preserves a full audit record of what they approved and when.
Certification and Qualification Enforcement
EEWP Manager tracks NFPA 70E qualified worker certifications, OSHA 10/30, CPR and First Aid, arc flash training, and custom certification types. Expired certifications block permit assignment at the database level until renewed.
Method of Procedure Built In
Section 9 includes numbered work steps, required tools, required materials, verification test points, acceptance criteria, and task-specific precautions. The MOP is part of the permit, not a separate document attached later.
Templates, Reference Panel, and Reporting
Teams can create reusable templates for repeated work, use an in-permit reference panel for approach boundaries, PPE categories, glove classes, LOTO references, and emergency guidance, then export compliance reports, certification status, qualification matrices, complete audit trails, site activity, and incident or near-miss reports.
Built for every role involved in energized electrical work.
The workflow supports the people creating, reviewing, approving, performing, and auditing energized electrical work.
Electrical Contractors
A compliant, auditable permit for every energized job without paper, email chains, or hidden certification risk.
Safety Managers
Visibility into certification status, active permits, pending approvals, expiry windows, and qualification records.
Facilities Operators
Contractor permits with completed MOPs, documented approval routing, and external approver access.
Field Workers
A phone-ready permit form, employee number login, automatic saving, and reference tables in the workflow.
From new permit to closed record in five steps.
A clear lifecycle keeps the permit controlled from the first draft through permanent closeout.
- Start the permit. Select the job site and optionally load a pre-built template.
- Fill out all 15 sections. Complete scope, equipment, justification, LOTO, worker assignment, risk assessments, PPE, MOP, briefings, and attachments.
- Add approvers and submit. Add internal team members and external approvers who need to sign.
- Approvers review and sign. Internal users sign in the permit; external approvers use a secure one-time link.
- Complete the work and close out. The record is closed only after crew briefing, pre-work verification, and closeout are complete.
Built around the standards that govern this work.
- NFPA 70E — Section 130: Energized Electrical Work Permit structure
- OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Subpart S — Electrical safety-related work practices
- OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 — Control of hazardous energy and lockout/tagout
- OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart K — Construction electrical safety requirements
- OSHA Multi-Employer Doctrine — Cross-organization approval architecture
- CSA Z462 — Canadian equivalent of NFPA 70E
EEWP Manager provides a compliant workflow and documentation framework. It does not replace engineering judgment, qualified electrical supervision, or arc flash studies. Users remain responsible for ensuring implementation meets applicable standards, site requirements, and jurisdictional requirements.