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Permit-To-Work Systems (PTW)

Permit-to-work systems (PTW) require permits that outline safety precautions for authorized work and include signatures confirming tasks are complete. Permits detail isolation of work areas, atmospheric monitoring, protective equipment use, adequate lighting/tools, supervision levels, and extensions/handovers. Signatures verify work completion and re-acceptance of equipment.

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Permit-To-Work Systems (PTW)

Permit-to-work systems (PTW) require permits that outline safety precautions for authorized work and include signatures confirming tasks are complete. Permits detail isolation of work areas, atmospheric monitoring, protective equipment use, adequate lighting/tools, supervision levels, and extensions/handovers. Signatures verify work completion and re-acceptance of equipment.

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Permit-To-Work Systems (PTW)

Permit-to-work Procedures
In accepting the permit, the person in charge of doing the authorized work normally undertakes to
take/maintain whatever precautions are outlined in the permit, such as:
o Isolation of the area;
o carrying out atmospheric monitoring;
o the provision and use of personal protective equipment;
o the provision of suitable equipment including lighting and tools;
o ensuring an adequate level of supervision; and
o arrangements for any extension to or handover of the permit.
The permit will also include spaces for:
o signature certifying that the work is complete; and
o a signature confirming re-acceptance of the plant/ equipment.

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