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Permit to Work

This training program is tailored for individuals employed in high-risk industries such as oil, gas, mining, geothermal, petrochemical, and similar sectors. The "permit to work" system is a structured procedure outlining the specific tasks to be performed, their timing, and the safety measures involved. An accountable party is tasked with evaluating the work and ensuring safety checks are conducted at each stage. Employees involved in the job sign the permit, signifying their acknowledgment of associated risks and necessary precautions.

Employers must familiarize themselves with regulations pertaining to hazardous work activities and understand their legal responsibilities. This occupational safety training equips managers with the ability to assess job requirements effectively, ensure accurate completion of Permit to Work documentation, and ascertain that employees engaging in hazardous tasks possess the necessary competence to execute them safely.

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Duration: 1 day

Target Audience:

  • Any person responsible for issuing and accepting Permit to Work systems

Course Objective: 

  • Identifying circumstances necessitating the implementation of a Permit to Work system.
  • Clarifying the roles and responsibilities of personnel involved in the Permit to Work process.
  • Establishing effective communication channels to complement the Permit to Work system and ensure clarity among stakeholders.
  • Conducting comprehensive Job Safety Analyses to identify potential hazards and implement preventive measures.
  • Monitoring and ensuring adherence to permit conditions and the findings of Job Safety Analyses or Risk Assessments throughout the duration of the task.
  • Implementing procedures for reporting any deviations or violations of permit conditions as required by regulations or organizational protocols.
  • Providing training to personnel involved in hazardous activities to ensure they possess the necessary competencies to perform tasks safely.
  • Maintaining accurate documentation, records, and conducting periodic audits to ensure compliance with Permit to Work procedures and regulatory requirements.

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