Eocp (Ptws Training)

7/24/2019 Eocp (Ptws Training)

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Permit-To-Work-System

Familiarization


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MAIN OBJECTIVES here today!

1)Understand OBJECTIVES &

GUIDELINES on PTW Syste

) Ident"#y POTENTI$L %$$'DS

& to E(ECUTE WO'

S$*EL+


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End-of-day TARGET

BE $BLE TO ,-1) Carry-o.t ha/ardo.s 0or a2t"3"t"es "n a sa#e anner

) Inter4ret e##e2t"3e PTW Syste #or-#"55"n6

7) C5ar"#y res4ons"8"5"t"es o# 4ersonne5 "n3o53ed

9) Co-ord"nate non-ro.t"ne a2t"3"t"es 3"a 0or 45ann"n6

:) S4e2"#y "so5at"ons 4re3ent"n6 4otent"a5 ha/ards

;) Contro5 a2t"3"t"es as not to 2reate har#.5 res.5ts


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The Petroleum industry handles large quantities of #5aa85e & to@"2

ater"a5s, so the4otent"a5 o# ser"o.s a22"dentis clear.

When "n2"dents o22.rA h.an #a2tor "s o#ten a root 2a.se. This is so

due to lack of training, instruction or understanding of either the purpose

or practical application of a Permit-To-Work (PTW) Systems.Hoe!er, a4er"tshould not "e regarded as a statement that all ha#ards

$ risks ha!e "een eliminated from the ork area. %t ensures that those

authori#ed $ trained ha!e thought a"out the #oreseea85e r"ss 8e"n6

a3o"ded .s"n6 s."ta85e 4re2a.t"ons.

Those 2arry"n6 o.t the o8should th"n a8o.tand understand hat theyare doing $ ho their ork may interface ith that of others i..o. 0or

"n2o4at"8"5"tyand hand"n6 o3er 0"tho.t a2no05ed6"n6 sa#ety

2on2ernstoards oneself $ others.

Introduction of PTWS

ref: OGP (Intl Assoc of Oil & Gas Producers


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PTWS ."2 2a4t"on)

&ocuments a 'T*+'T "eteen persons hom control the orkplace

and hom carry out the ork task.

'T* +'T%%T%/S like 0aintenance, Ha#ardous Works $ on-*outine

+cti!ities,

WH%'H 0+1 */S2T % H+*0 to Personnel, Process /quipment $ /n!ironment.

+chie!es S+3/ /%*0/T !ia Planning, Training, 4ood 'ommunications,

0onitoring $ %nspections of orksite upon '0P/T% 3 W*5

+pplica"le to 3PS ps Team- 'ommissioning $ Hook-2p (incl. endors $ 'ontractors)

- 6rdParty %nspection (Sur!eyor, 'lient *ep.)


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1 $ssess 4otent"a5 ha/ards inaplannedscopeof ork

S4e2 "# y"s o5at "o ns & 4r e2 a.t "o ns requiredpre!entingpotential ha#ards

7 C5ar"#y res4ons"8"5"t"es of +personnel in!ol!ed

9 Coord"nate 'ontrol non-routineork acti!ities

: G"3es re2ord onshoing precautions "eingimplemented

; Contro5 2ond"t"ons "eteen 0ors"te&0or a2t"3"t"es


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W!n is PTWS a""#ica$#!

/ach period it is intended to carry out a ork hich may ad!ersely affect

the safety of personnel, the en!ironment or the facility.

ormally considered to non-routine acti!ities hich may also requiresome form of 7o" Safety +nalysis (7S+) prior to ork commencement.

2sed hen to or more indi!iduals or groups, perhaps from different

trades, need to coordinate their acti!ities to ensure that their ork is

completed safe.


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PTWS Trainin%

*eflect different responsi"ilities of8- person issuing the permit person-%n-'harge of the ork orkforce

2nderstandings in8- legislation $ industry guidance company policy, local rules $ procedures responsi"ilities case histories of accident $or near-misses in!ol!ing failure of PTWS

&emonstrate knoledge $ competence in8- potential ha#ards e9isting means of mitigating the ha#ards "efore issuing a permit use of different forms $ records communication skills shift hando!er requirements auditing $ monitoring requirements


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PTWS Trainin%

'ommunication (discussstate clearly)8- e9act scope pf ork, num"er of personnel $ special tools in!ol!ed potential ha#ards, precautions taken rt informing others in!ol!ed actions required in e!ent of emergency, also rt changes in ork

en!ironment

0onitoring of PTW System (spot-checkings)8- %s the permit displayed at the orksite: Has the permit "een properly completed: %s specified safety equipment in place:

+re specified precautions adequate $ "eing implemented: Has the personnel "een "riefed, $ are the conditions of the permit $

nature of ork to "e performed understood:

ref: OGP (Intl Assoc of Oil & Gas Producers


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Ro#!s & R!s"onsi$i#iti!s


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ORGANISATION

C'ART

OIM

CHSELS Medic

Radio Operator

CampbossMaintenance

Supervisor

Technical

Administrator

Production

Superintendent

Mess-

Laundry

Man

nd

Coo!

Chie"

Coo!

Room

Ste#ard

Production

Supervisor

Senior

$CS

Operators

Laboratory

Technician

Production

Operators

Storeman

%&'

Lead

Car(o

Operator

)osun

*PO +

A),s

Car(o

Operator

Lead

Mechanical

Technician

Lead

nstrument

. Electical

Technician

/itter 0tility

Operator

Mechanical

Technician

nstrument

. Electrical

Technician

Autori(ation

Autority

P!rfor)in%

Autority


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O##shore Insta55at"on Fana6er OIF)8- management, operation $ safety of the installation health, safety $ elfare of personnel orking ;%nhi"it Protection 'ertificates


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$rea S.4er"ntendent %ead O# De4artent %OD)8- ensures isolation "een e9amined $ methods inline ith facility

isolation procedures make all understand the conditions of the permit re!ies Ha#ard %& $ to add additional precautions, if need to minimi#es ha#ards at orksite $ ad=acent areas ensures personnel in!ol!e has o!er!ie of all acti!ities, ha#ards

$ controls, and also to in!ol!e these personnel in discussions on

sequence of permits $ isolations for plant shutdons appoints a Safety "ser!er or Safety Watch Person if required


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O##shore Prod.2t"on S.4er3"sor PS)8- responsi"le person in 'ontrol *oom co-ordinates $ controls issue and return of permits maintains o!er!ie of all operations authori#es permits for ork to proceed responsi"le for the safety $ control of the processproduction

areas and all assets ithin aare of ork in progress $ ensures safety of the orksite

remains in place has full authority to stop any person from orking if they are not

acting in a safe manner perform auditing8-

- spot checks

- sign the permits at appropriate places


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Per"t $445"2ant Per#or"n6 $.thor"ty - P$)8- person hom applies the permit ay a5so 8e a Contra2torHs S.4er3"sor on s"te responsi"le for planning $ e9ecution of ork tasks identify potential ha#ards $ list all precautions required super!ises the ork specified on the permit "riefs all in!ol!e on permit conditions, "oundaries precautions

and safety equipment signs the permit (a2t"n6 a5so as PICWS, or he may delegate

another person)


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Person In-Char6e o# the Wor S"te PICWS)8- appointed "y the Performing +uthority (P+) to e9ercise direct

super!ision fully understands the ork $ precautions taken ensures all are "riefed on ork, precautions $ conditions ensures >Safety 'hecklists? are o"ser!ed ensures permit is displayed at ork site ensures !alidity of permit, and that the ork site copy of the

permit is returned to the ''* ('entral 'ontrol *oom) after e9piry ensures + Permits returned to ''* at end of each shift ensures ork site left in a safe $ tidy state at each shift-change, on

completion or suspension of ork STP W*5 if scope changes and to notify +rea +uthority P+ ensures permits are handed-o!er for re-endorsement if required "e at ork site throughout duration of ork


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*"re0at2her8- trained in "asic fire-fighting $ use of gas-detection equipment monitors the ork area ensures flamma"le materials are cleared aay ensures all drains remain co!ered $ sealed contains all sparks $ elding splatter

ensures fire-fighting equipment is a!aila"le $ ready for immediate use familiar ith means of raising the alarm

Sa#ety O8ser3er8- trained $ e9perienced in orking in confined spaces, rescue

techniques and first aid hen monitoring confined spaces !ia entry manhole, alays "e in

continuous communication $ o"ser!ation ith all entries, and "e

equipped ith a radio to call for immediate assistance if $ hen required


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$.thor"/ed Gas Tester $GT)8- appointed "y %0 test for presence of flamma"le !apors, to9ic gases and o9ygen interpret results of these tested gases responsi"le for the retests required for >4as Testing 'ertificates? carry-out site gas tests for ork permits

+4T?s name ill "e registered

Iso5at"on $.thor"ty8- responsi"le for application $ remo!al of isolations (Preparation $ *e

%nstatement 3orm) under instructions of the Production Super!isor (PS) ad!ises the PS on the isolations required for PTWS and also for

>Sanction to Test? requirements


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'es4ons"85e E5e2tr"2a5 Person8- responsi"le for all electrical isolations on the 3PS

CC' O4erator8- maintain up-to-date register of + acti!e permits $ certificates files the closed-out permits $ certificates changead=ust the >3ire $ 4as &etection? and >/mergency Shutdon?

systems as required "y the permits

%e5"de2 Land"n6 O##"2er %LO) 8- responsi"le for helideck safety

trained in 2H3 $ H3 radio, call signs and frequencies used trained in fire-fighting techniques for helideck operations understands all systems installed for helideck protection trained in ha#ards of loading $ offloading passengers on helicopters

ith rotors turning $ aare of ha#ards of tail-rotor trained in cargo $ "aggage handling operations

understands stringent quality checks for helicopter fuel


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%e5"de2 Tea Fe8er 8- trained in fire-fighting techniques for helicopter operations understands all systems installed for helideck protection trained in ha#ards of loading $ offloading passengers on helicopters

ith rotors turning $ aare of ha#ards of tail-rotor trained in cargo $ "aggage handling operations

trained in process of re-fuelling the helicopters understands stringent quality checks for helicopter fuel

F$STE'C%SEL Car6oA %ea5thA Sa#etyA En3"ronent & Lo6"st"2s) 8- 'HS/ Super!isor if responsi"le for cargo operations, offtake

operations, "erthing $ disconnection, cargo transfer and documentations maintained requirements $ procedures in Safety 0anagement System manage human resources assist management of facility on"oard, ie. management "udget,

accounts preparations and financial reports

con?t @


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con?t @ co-ordinate ith %0PS0aintenance Super!isor during emergencies maintains $ make ready for use facility?s life sa!ing and fire fighting

appliances ensure all practical measures to pre!ent pollution ensure !essel sta"ility is maintained at all times co-ordinate operations of crude oil storage, "allasting, crude oil tank

ashing and tank inerting operations super!ise supply !essel $ helicopter operations ensures knoledge on safety requirements (incl. PTWS), operational

$ emergency procedures, 'ompany policies $ instructions

ensures + fresh personnel =oining the !essel quickly familiari#es ith !essel?s safety, fire-fighting appliance and PTWS conduct drills on lifesa!ing, fire-fighting and others in accordance ith

regulations and 3acility 0anagement System requirements facilitate annual re!ies ith %0PS0aintenance Super!isor on

Safety 0anagement System, perational Procedures and to

document these findings ithin the >'ompliance *e!ie Sheet?


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Saf!ty R!*uir!)!nts


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Fana6eent Stateent

a) formal ritten statement (PTWS) to control ha#ardous operations

") positi!e communications "eteen installation management,

super!isors $ technicians

c) personnel to recei!e training in PTW System and demonstrates an

accepta"le le!el of competency

d) all to understand indi!idual?s roles $ responsi"ilities

S.4er3"s"on o# O4erat"ons

a) all operations $ non-routine maintenance on facility to "e super!ised "y %0 (or delegate) in accordance ith PTW System

Saf!ty R!*uir!)!nts


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N.8er o# Per"ts "n O4erat"on

A) total num"er of permits in operation at one time is at the discretion of

the %0

B) >Hotork Permits? running simultaneously are limited to 6 only

Eer6en2y S"t.at"on

A) Work may proceed (ithout permit endorsement) during emergencies, "ut prior to !er"al agreement "eing noted inside the

''* log"ook at the time it is made

B) Permit issue shall follo as soon as possi"le after the log entry

6) %t is in W+1 relie!es the PS+rea +uthority off the responsi"ility to control ork effecti!ely

Saf!ty R!*uir!)!nts


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Eer6en2y $5ars

A) at the sound of /mergency +larm, + permits shall "e automatically

suspended (regardless of drill or actual emergency)

B) + shall STP W*5, make the ork area safe, report to 0uster

Station and "ringing the permit along

6) after emergency is called-off, earlier orks !ia permits shall not

commence until suspended permits are re-issued (+ permits are to

return to ''* for re-issue and re-!alidation)

Saf!ty R!*uir!)!nts


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G+I,ANCE TO PTW SSTEM


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*PSO "s d"3"ded "n 7 6ro.4s o# ha/ardo.s area /one 25ass"#"2at"ons

ONE ?

Part of a ha#ardous area in hich a flamma"le atmosphere is

continuously present for long periods

ONE 1

Part of a ha#ardous area in hich a flamma"le atmosphere is likely to

occur in normal operation

ONE

Part of a ha#ardous area in hich flamma"le atmosphere is not likely to

occur in normal operation

C.ASSIFICATION of t! Wor/ Ar!a

ONE)


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C5assde#"nes the #5aa85e ater"a5that "s 8e"n6 e3a5.ated

CL$SS 1 *5aa85e G$SES)

4roup + (+cetylene), 4roup C (Hydrogen), 4roup ' (/thylene),

4roup & (+cetone, 4asoline, atural 4as, Propane)

CL$SS *5aa85e DUSTS)

4roup / (com"usti"le metal dusts, ie uranium, #irconium),

4roup 3 ('ar"onaceous &usts), 4roup 4 (other dusts)

CL$SS 7 *5aa85e *IBE'S)


CL$SS)


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DIVISION)

D"3"s"onde#"nes the 0or areathat "s 8e"n6 e3a5.ated & the

4ro8a8"5"ty o# 4resen2e o# #5aa85e ater"a5s

DIVISION 1

Su"stance referred is4resentduring NO'F$L Cond"t"ons

DIVISION

Su"stance referred is4resentonly in$BNO'F$L Cond"t"ons,

such as container failure or system "reakdon


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'OT WOR0 P!r)it

C$TEGO'+ 1 %ot0or

Work in!ol!ing naked flames

/lectrical +rc Welding

/lectrical %nduction Pre-Heating Stress *elie!ing

4rinding $ &isc-'utting

Va5"dat"on

- ma9imum BDhrs (ith endorsement after first ABhrs)


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'OT WOR0 P!r)it

C$TEGO'+ %ot0or

tasks in!ol!es source of ignition, e9amples like8-

(grit "lasting, needle gunning, opening li!e =unction "o9es, electrical

sitchgear, heat shrink "loers, steel ire poer"rushes, pneumatic

hydraulic chipping, non-%S cameras, !oltage checks, etc.)

Va5"dat"on

- ma9imum Edays (re-endorsement e!ery ABhr shift)

S"te Gas-Test 2ond.2ted 8y $.thor"/ed Gas TesterH)

- "efore >Hotork Permit? is issued, results recorded inside ?4as Test

'ertificate? and num"er entered on the Permit To Work- repeated test during >Work Permit re-!alidation? and site re-occupied

after ork "reak (tealunch "reaks or >/mergency 0uster?)

- continuous testing using a multi-gas detector "y ork group

%ot0or Per"tH "s not re."red #or o4erat"ons "n3o53"n6 Gas *5ar"n6


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CO., WOR0 P!r)it

+ll tasks hich does not in!ol!es hotork 8-

Va5"dat"on

- ma9imum Edays (re-endorsement e!ery ABhr shift)

- orking at height (F Bmeters)- pressure testing- chemical cleaning- di!ing operations- ell ser!icing operations- ell line operations- high pressure ater =etting- personnel "asket transfer- "reaking a pressured

containment

- spray painting- hea!y lifting- speciali#ed rigging operations- erectdismantle scaffoldings- ork on isolated electrical

equipment- install pipe orks- handling ha#ardous su"stances

(eg. radioacti!e sources, to9ic

corrosi!e chemicals, as"estos)


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Wor/ NOT RE1+IRING a CO., WOR0 P!r)it

A) urgent ork in emergency situation under the instruction of %0,hoe!er PS must "e present at + T%0/S

B) greasing of "earings

6) topping-up oil at gear"o9

D) replacing filters

;) accommodation routines

G) routine checks on emergency generator

E) test-run the emergency poer generator

) repair equipment inside orkshop

I) routine safety checks on cranes

A


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Sanction to T!st

+llos +0/&0/TS to isolations on >Hot, 'old $ /lectrical Work Permits?.Some orks may need test-runs to ensure faults, defects $ malad=ustments

"e rectified, at hich may require isolations applied under the >/lectrical

Work Permits?

To permit these isolations, Section E (under >Hot $ 'old Work Permit?) must "e completed in order to make Section I (under >/lectrical Work

Permit?) to "e actioned.

The only permit "eing !alid at that time is the >?/lectrical Work Permit?

The re-isolation must "e completed "efore the permit is returned to the P+ for normal ork to resume.


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Wor/so" O"!rations

0emorandum (standing order) issued "y %0 co!ering orks that may "e done

in designated orkshops

0emorandum must "e prominently displayed inside referred orkshops specifying precautions $ conditions to "e o"ser!ed

0emorandum indicates that only identified qualified personnel should use the orkshop equipment

3umes-released acti!ities, like soldering, need to apply the >%nhi"it Protection 'ertificate? to inhi"it orkshop?s smoke detectors.


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.on% T!r) Iso#ation C!rtificat!s

2sed hene!er equipment is needed to "e isolated for long period.

/9amples 8- a) equipment under repair $ aaiting spares

") equipment is redundant

c) spare units of electrical circuit "reakers


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Pr!"aration & R!-instat!)!nt For)

'om"ines on one document a record of all the mechanical isolations required

for a task to proceed safely

3orm is raised "efore the permit to ork is issued, and it remains in force until the permit to ork is then cancelled

3orm can then "e cancelled only after the P+ has signed the ork completion section in the permit to ork, and therefore this then allos the

PS+rea +uthority to clear the isolations. +fter this, then form is cancelled


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Confin!d S"ac! Entry C!rtificat!s

'ertificates is issued only if deemed necessary for personnel to enter !essels,

tanks, sumps, enclosed !oid spaces, and e!en the halon'B rooms at the

aft poop deck (!ia atertight doors)

Purpose of certificates is to certify atmospheric conditions, stipulates the le!el of precautions, and it registers the names of personnel

enteringe9iting the 'S

+n >+ppro!ed 4as Tester? (+4T) initiate the !ery initial inspection. + >4as-Test 'ertificate? is required "efore entry

%f ritten space in section ; "ecomes full, a ne certificate must "e issued


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E#!ctrica# Wor/ P!r)it

Permit is supplementary to the normal ork permit

Permit must "e used hene!er electrical isolations or electrical orks

is required


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Gas-T!stin% C!rtificat!s

'ertificates is use to checkmonitor any flamma"le or to9ic gas or o9ygen

deficientenrichment. %t is prior to any hotork acti!ities or entry into 'S

'ertificate is supplementary to a >Hot or 'old Work Permit? to ork

Purpose is to register the results of all the gas-tests carried out, and to certify the atmospheric conditions ithin the area concerned

'ertificate does not permit any ork to "e carried out. +n appropriate >Hot or 'old Work Permit? must "e raised "efore any tasks can "e

undertaken


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Ini$it Prot!ction C!rtificat!

'ertificate ill "e used here any safety de!ices or protecti!e de!ices

need to "e isolated or "e pre!ented from making acti!e inputs to the

control systems or 3ire $ 4as systems


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Iso#ations

When isolations is required, the >Preparation $ *e-instatement 3orm? has to "e

attached to the >Hot or 'old Work Permit? to ork

>Preparation $ *e-instatement 3orm? ensures that equipment, plant, machineries and process systems ha!e "e maderendered safe for the ork to "e

performed

0echanical isolation uses the >Preparation $ *e-instatement 3orm?, !ia the tagging system (isolation, de-isolation register form ith >lock-open? and>lock-closed? checklists)

/lectrical isolation uses >/lectrical Work Permit?, !ia the >5ey Safe System? controlled "y the /lectrical peration Super!isor (remo!al of the fusi"le

electrical links). isting ill "e done also inside the >Preparation $ *e-instatement 3orm?


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Saf!ty C!c/#ist

&e!eloped to assist personnel in identifying precautions associated ith

!arious tasks

Pro!ides common statement of key safety aspects requiring actions, and

acts as memory =oggers at the ork sites

Pro!ides consistencies in generatingcommunicating safe orking

methodsaids to ensure that ork does not start "efore the essential

safety requirements are in place and also that the orkers are

adequately "riefed


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Too#$o2 M!!tin%

P%'WS ill conduct an on-site safety (tool"o9) meeting attended "y all

those in!ol!ed in carrying out the orkPurpose is to discuss the plan, identify indi!idual responsi"ilities, re!ie

procedures, and to identify $ discuss the ha#ards

Topics that may "e co!ered in!ol!ed8-

- plan $ methods - precautions

- responsi"ilities - PP/

- manpoer $ skills - ork site preparations

- access egress $ e!acuations - equipment

- ork en!ironment - material handling

- emergency equipmentsystem - isolations

- ork scope - earthing

- conflicting acti!ities - questions for ork party


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TPES OF PTW SSTEM3EOCP4


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1 COLD WO' Per"t

%OT WO' Per"t

7 ELECT'IC$L WO' Per"t

9 CON *IN ED SP$CE ENT'+ Per"t

: G$S TESTING Cert"#"2ate

; P' EP$' $TIO N& 'E- IN ST$TEF EN T*o r

< LO NG TE' F I SO L$TIO NC er t"# "2 at e

= IN %I BI TP' OTE CT IO NC er t"#"2 at e

> PTW 'EGISTE'

1? 'IS $SSESSFENT *or

11 'IS $SSESSF ENT 'e6"ster

Ty"!s of PTW Syst!) 3EOCP4


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56 CO., WOR0 P!r)it


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76 'OT WOR0 P!r)it


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86 E.ECTRICA. WOR0 P!r)it


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96 CONFINE, SPACE ENTR P!r)it


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:6 GAS TESTING C!rtificat!


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;6 PREPARATION & RE-INSTATEMENT For)


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=6 IN'IBIT PROTECTION C!rtificat!


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>6 PTW REGISTER


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5?6 RIS0 ASSESSMENT For)


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556 RIS0 ASSESSMENT R!%ist!r


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PTW A+,IT


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PTW Audit

Per"t Syste $.d"t

/nsures that the PTW Systems remains ithin the spirit of 'ompany regulationsand complies ith formally appro!ed rules $ regulations

$.d"t Che25"st

+llos auditor to consider !arious aspects of the PTW System, !ia assessing the degree to hich the ork is carried out, and determining its

effecti!eness

$.d"t 'e6"ster

The facility ill register e!ery findings of permits audited and impro!ements targeted !ia each identified critical findings

$.d"tors

%0 $or 'HS/ shall carry-out internal audits at regular inter!als. /9ternal +udits ill "e conducted in accordance ith the annual HS/ +udit

Program


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PTW Audit


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PTW Audit


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PTW Audit


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ISO.ATIONLOTO)


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E.ECTRICA. Iso#ation

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ockout Tag out is important in confined spaces since it is

easy to get trapped and hard to escape.

Pipelines leading into tanks must "e

"lanked off "efore entering the space.

+ll electrical and mechanical ha#ardous energy must "eaddressed and locked out or tagged as needed.

.oc/out@Ta%out and Confin!d S"ac!s


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+ de!ice that positi!ely 8-

Pre!ents a machine from "eing started up or turned on,

Pre!ents a machinery part from mo!ing,

Pre!ents electrical energi#ing,

Clocks a pipeline, steam line or air line

Wat is a .oc/-out d!ic!D

W t i T tD


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Wat is a Ta%-outD

Tag arnings are de!ices only, and 8-

They don?t pro!ide the same le!el of protection as lockout de!ices

They can only "e remo!ed "y an authori#ed personnel

They must "e legi"le, securely attached and resistant to degradation

E.ECTRICA. . / t d i


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ocked out electrical panel

ocked out circuit "reaker

ocked out electrical plug

E.ECTRICA. .oc/-out d!ic!s

F.+I, & GAS . / t d i


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F.+I, & GAS .oc/-out d!ic!s

MEC'ANICA. . / t d i


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MEC'ANICA. .oc/-out d!ic!s

d 85 85 & 85 d t)


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do.85e-85o2 & 85eed-o.t)

PNE+MATIC .oc/ out d!ic!s


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PNE+MATIC .oc/-out d!ic!s

P'SICA. B.OC0S .oc/ out d!ic!s


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Truck "ed lockout Punch press "locks

P'SICA. B.OC0S .oc/-out d!ic!s

GRO+P .oc/ out d!ic!s


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2sed hen more than one person doing

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