Objectives

• Permits to Work (PTW) are a formal, documented way of controlling hazardous activities such as Hot Works; Confined Space Entry; Live Electrical Works; Work on Machinery; Work at Height etc. The permit to work is a key element of the safe system of work which employers can use to help control the works and therefore manage the risks and hazards associated with the specified activity. The permit specifies conditions and controls that need to be in place before the work is allowed to commence, it will also usually specify timescales; the details of responsible persons and conditions that must be maintained or met throughout the works. The permit to Work Safety Training course has therefore been designed to help provide the training, information and knowledge needed by those responsible for both the preparation/issue of the Permit to Work; an also those who have to operate under the controls of the Permit to Work.The Permit to Work Safety training course explains what Permits to Work,

Outcomes

Upon the completion of this course the trainee will have an understanding of the following:• Know what is required to demonstrate statutory compliance with the legislation• Have a basic knowledge of permit to work systems in addition to safe systems of work• Understand employers and employees’ responsibilities• Know what should be included in the permit to work, to manage and effectively control works

Course Contents

• Why We Need Permit to Work Systems• What Is Permit to Work• Main Functions• Information to be Included on a Permit to Work• Related Documents• Types of Work Controlled by PTW• Principles by Which Permit Systems Operate• Roles & Responsibilities• Permit to Work Process

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