Know the plan.Make the call.
Emergency response plans for energy sites, labs and other hazardous workplaces, one tap away. Protocall puts your plan on every worker's phone and walks them through each step when it counts.
Get early access See how it worksTry it: pick an emergency and tap through the steps.
The plan is in a binder. The emergency gives you seconds.
Every site has an emergency response plan. It lives in the control room, a lab safety manual, a shared drive, or a muster map nobody has looked at since orientation.
When an alarm goes off, the person closest to it might be a contractor, a first-semester grad student, or the only operator on night shift. They shouldn't have to guess.
In the moment, people need three things:
What to do right now, in order, for this site.
Who to call, from 911 to the control room, with one tap.
Confidence that they're doing it right.
How it works
Set it up once. Your whole team carries the plan from then on.
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Add your protocols
Turn your response plan for gas releases, fires, injuries, severe weather and more into clear, step-by-step checklists.
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Your team gets them
Every employee and contractor has the right plan for their site on their phone, whether that's the plant, the lab, the yard or a lease in the field. Update it once and everyone has the latest version.
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Follow it when it counts
In an emergency, Protocall shows one step at a time, with emergency contacts a single tap away.
Built for sites where seconds matter
Energy companies, labs and other hazardous workplaces, where the first person to act might not be the most experienced one.
- Oil and gas production
- Refineries and chemical plants
- Pipelines and compressor stations
- Power plants and utilities
- Wind and solar sites
- Mining
- University and research labs
- Chemical and pharmaceutical labs
- Testing and QC labs
Also a fit for retail stores, restaurants and other customer-facing teams.
Bring Protocall to your sites
We're working with our first partners now. Tell us about your operation and we'll be in touch.