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PTW SYSTEMTRAINING WORKSHOP
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PTW SYSTEMTRAINING WORKSHOP
Aim:
To familiarize the participants with the purpose and applications of the PDOC PTW System
Objectives:
Upon completion of the session, the participants should be able to:
• Know the duties as employer under the OSHA Act• Understand the applications of Permits and Certificates• Know the responsibilities of various signatories under the PTW system.• Understand equipment isolations , system override, atmosphere testing and so on as safe work conditions• Complete the various Permits and Certificates for the relevant jobs
Module 1Module 1
Legal Requirement for PTWLegal Requirement for PTW
OSHAOSHA
• It shall be the duty of every employer to – Provide and maintain the plant and a
systems of work that are as far as practical, safe and without risk to health.
• It shall be the duty of every employer to – Provide and maintain the plant and a
systems of work that are as far as practical, safe and without risk to health.
Who Is Employer ?Who Is Employer ?
• Employer means the principal employer or the immediate employer or both.
• Employer means the principal employer or the immediate employer or both.
Principal EmployerPrincipal Employer
• Principal Employer– Owner of business or process– Not directly dealing with employees but their
decision has impact on the employees.
• Principal Employer– Owner of business or process– Not directly dealing with employees but their
decision has impact on the employees.
Immediate EmployerImmediate Employer
• A person representing the principal employer in discharging his management duties.
• The lowest level of management is the supervisor
• Supervisors, superintendent, heads of dept, managers, senior managers and above are all immediate employers.
• A person representing the principal employer in discharging his management duties.
• The lowest level of management is the supervisor
• Supervisors, superintendent, heads of dept, managers, senior managers and above are all immediate employers.
Supervisor As EmployerSupervisor As Employer
• A supervisor is an immediate employer as he is directly responsible for the safety and health of those who work under his supervision.
• As far as is practical, the supervisor makes sure that the plant and the system of work are safe and without risks of health to all his workers as well as others.
• A supervisor is an immediate employer as he is directly responsible for the safety and health of those who work under his supervision.
• As far as is practical, the supervisor makes sure that the plant and the system of work are safe and without risks of health to all his workers as well as others.
Safe PlantSafe Plant
• Equipment used for work
• Equipment where work is performed
• Area of a plant
• Unit of a plant
• Electrical equipment
• Equipment used for work
• Equipment where work is performed
• Area of a plant
• Unit of a plant
• Electrical equipment
Safe System of WorkSafe System of Work
• A system to ensure people work safely– JSA– PTW– SOP– LOTO– Lift plan – Check list and certificates– Tool box talk etc etc
• Safety and health for the people, the plant and the environment are taken into consideration.
• A system to ensure people work safely– JSA– PTW– SOP– LOTO– Lift plan – Check list and certificates– Tool box talk etc etc
• Safety and health for the people, the plant and the environment are taken into consideration.
Safe Work DocumentsSafe Work Documents• SOP
– This Safe Operating Procedure is established under the company procedure for a specific activity that is carried out on a regular basis. Requirements are clearly stated for safe work.
• JSA– This document is prepared and approved as a pre-
requisite to obtain a permit to work. It contains details of job steps, their associated hazards as well as corresponding control measures for each hazard, in order to perform the work without any accident.
• SOP– This Safe Operating Procedure is established under the
company procedure for a specific activity that is carried out on a regular basis. Requirements are clearly stated for safe work.
• JSA– This document is prepared and approved as a pre-
requisite to obtain a permit to work. It contains details of job steps, their associated hazards as well as corresponding control measures for each hazard, in order to perform the work without any accident.
Company ProcedureCompany Procedure• Company procedures should be an instruction
to meet regulations and legislations• Standards should be at least the same as the
Regulations• More stringent conditions or controls are
recommended• Training must be provided to all workers as
well as contractors• Compliance is mandatory
• Company procedures should be an instruction to meet regulations and legislations
• Standards should be at least the same as the Regulations
• More stringent conditions or controls are recommended
• Training must be provided to all workers as well as contractors
• Compliance is mandatory
More Employer DutiesMore Employer Duties
• Provide information
• Provide training
• Give instruction
• Provide supervision
• Provide PPE
• Medical surveillance of workers health
• Provide information
• Provide training
• Give instruction
• Provide supervision
• Provide PPE
• Medical surveillance of workers health
As Far As Is PracticableAs Far As Is Practicable
• The equipment and the work methods are so prepared that they are safe
• If any thing could be made safer, it was already done as far as practicable.
• If any further preventive actions could be taken, they were already taken as far as practicable.
• As far as is practicable means that all had been done to the best of our knowledge, experience, and within our available resources and cost.
• The equipment and the work methods are so prepared that they are safe
• If any thing could be made safer, it was already done as far as practicable.
• If any further preventive actions could be taken, they were already taken as far as practicable.
• As far as is practicable means that all had been done to the best of our knowledge, experience, and within our available resources and cost.
PenaltyPenalty
• When an offender is prosecuted– The offender is guilty until proven innocent– The offender needs to establish that he had
actually done as far as is practicable and he could not have done any further due to certain valid reasons ( which he has to prove )
• If offender convinced the jury, he would be free or otherwise be penalized.
• When an offender is prosecuted– The offender is guilty until proven innocent– The offender needs to establish that he had
actually done as far as is practicable and he could not have done any further due to certain valid reasons ( which he has to prove )
• If offender convinced the jury, he would be free or otherwise be penalized.
General PenaltyGeneral Penalty
• Penalty for employer who offended
- A fine not exceeding RM 50K or jail term not exceeding two years or both.
• Penalty for employee who offended- A fine not exceeding RM 1k or jail
term not exceeding 3 months or both
• Penalty for employer who offended
- A fine not exceeding RM 50K or jail term not exceeding two years or both.
• Penalty for employee who offended- A fine not exceeding RM 1k or jail
term not exceeding 3 months or both
Module 2Module 2
What is PTW?What is PTW?
PTWPTW
• A safe system of work• Ensure work is carried out without risks
to people, plant and environment• Documentation of precautions taken• A document that authorizes work to be
carried out from start till completion.• A document to identify persons who are
responsible for safe work.
• A safe system of work• Ensure work is carried out without risks
to people, plant and environment• Documentation of precautions taken• A document that authorizes work to be
carried out from start till completion.• A document to identify persons who are
responsible for safe work.
Permits and CertificatesPermits and Certificates
• Permit when validated, can proceed with work activity.– it may stand alone or it may be
accompanied by certificates.
• Certificate when completed, need to be attached to a permit. It contains details of isolations, tests results etc.It does not authorize work to proceed.
• Permit when validated, can proceed with work activity.– it may stand alone or it may be
accompanied by certificates.
• Certificate when completed, need to be attached to a permit. It contains details of isolations, tests results etc.It does not authorize work to proceed.
What PTW Contains ?What PTW Contains ?
• A work request statement and information• Specification of requirements for safe work• Equipment or area status is made safe and
ready for work– Certificates are normally attached
• Names and signatures of those who are responsible.
• Permit issue, revalidating and closing out documentation.
• A work request statement and information• Specification of requirements for safe work• Equipment or area status is made safe and
ready for work– Certificates are normally attached
• Names and signatures of those who are responsible.
• Permit issue, revalidating and closing out documentation.
What Are Certificates?What Are Certificates?
• A documentation of precautions taken to create a safe plant or equipment for maintenance work to be performed.
• Designated Person or competent person perform isolation and precautions and sign for actions done on the certificates.
• It is a supporting document to permit.• Certificate by it self is not a permit to work.• Certificates are closed out after permits are
closed out.
• A documentation of precautions taken to create a safe plant or equipment for maintenance work to be performed.
• Designated Person or competent person perform isolation and precautions and sign for actions done on the certificates.
• It is a supporting document to permit.• Certificate by it self is not a permit to work.• Certificates are closed out after permits are
closed out.
Module 3Module 3
Permits and CertificatesPermits and Certificates
Permit AreasPermit Areas
• The permit is required for work activities carried out in the following areas.– Processing areas– Storage areas– Loading areas
• The permit is required for work activities carried out in the following areas.– Processing areas– Storage areas– Loading areas
Area ClassificationArea Classification
• Zone 0– Gas is constantly present
• Zone 1– Gas is present intermittently
• Zone 2– Gas is not expected under normal operation
• Zone 0– Gas is constantly present
• Zone 1– Gas is present intermittently
• Zone 2– Gas is not expected under normal operation
Permits & CertificatesPermits & Certificates
• There are FOUR different work permits(each has a solid colored border)
• There are SEVEN different certificates (each has a colored border of diagonal strips)
• There are FOUR different work permits(each has a solid colored border)
• There are SEVEN different certificates (each has a colored border of diagonal strips)
PermitsPermits
• Hot work permit– For all works that may become source of ignition– Only PDOC Person In-Charge may validate the
permit
• Cold work permit– Non routine activity that has no potential for
ignition– Only PDOC Person In-Charge may validate the
permit
• Hot work permit– For all works that may become source of ignition– Only PDOC Person In-Charge may validate the
permit
• Cold work permit– Non routine activity that has no potential for
ignition– Only PDOC Person In-Charge may validate the
permit
Permits (cont.)Permits (cont.)
• Radioactive work permit (Blue)– Work involving x-rays, gamma ray and other radioactive
source– Person In-Charge validates the permit
• Electrical work permit/ isolation certificate– Work on electrical equipment or electrical driven equipment– Person In-Charge /SEAP validate the permit/certificate
• Radioactive work permit (Blue)– Work involving x-rays, gamma ray and other radioactive
source– Person In-Charge validates the permit
• Electrical work permit/ isolation certificate– Work on electrical equipment or electrical driven equipment– Person In-Charge /SEAP validate the permit/certificate
CertificatesCertificates
• Safety bypass (purple/white)– Override , forced signals, bypass
• Ground disturbance (brown/white)– Mechanical excavation deeper than 0.5M
• Scaffold (orange/white)– Construct, dismantle or modify temporary
platform for work
• Safety bypass (purple/white)– Override , forced signals, bypass
• Ground disturbance (brown/white)– Mechanical excavation deeper than 0.5M
• Scaffold (orange/white)– Construct, dismantle or modify temporary
platform for work
Certificates (cont.)Certificates (cont.)
• Mechanical isolation (green/white) – For process and mechanical isolation– Lock and tags are to be used
• Electrical isolation (yellow)
– For work on electrical equipment and electrical driven equipment.
• Lock out Devices and procedure– Application of locks and tags on isolation points.
• Mechanical isolation (green/white) – For process and mechanical isolation– Lock and tags are to be used
• Electrical isolation (yellow)
– For work on electrical equipment and electrical driven equipment.
• Lock out Devices and procedure– Application of locks and tags on isolation points.
Certificates (cont.)Certificates (cont.)
• Confined space (blue/white)– Preparations for entry of personnel to do
work
• Gas tests (red/white)– Check for safe atmosphere by trained gas
testers
• Lift certificate ( /white)– For lifting activities
• Confined space (blue/white)– Preparations for entry of personnel to do
work
• Gas tests (red/white)– Check for safe atmosphere by trained gas
testers
• Lift certificate ( /white)– For lifting activities
Record keepingRecord keeping
• Permits and certificates are to be kept for a period of 2 years
• Document is maintained for any would be lesson learnt or investigation.
• During the period if nothing is to be traced, they are destroyed
• Permits and certificates are to be kept for a period of 2 years
• Document is maintained for any would be lesson learnt or investigation.
• During the period if nothing is to be traced, they are destroyed
Module 4Module 4
Permits ResponsibilitiesPermits Responsibilities
ResponsibilitiesResponsibilities
• PTW Validation Authority– Remove or reduce hazards of the plant and
equipment for worker’s safety– Protects the plant from risk brought by the work for
plant safety.
• PTW Receiving Authority– Protects his workers and others from hazards of the
work– Protects the plant and environment in which work is
performed
• PTW Validation Authority– Remove or reduce hazards of the plant and
equipment for worker’s safety– Protects the plant from risk brought by the work for
plant safety.
• PTW Receiving Authority– Protects his workers and others from hazards of the
work– Protects the plant and environment in which work is
performed
Parties of ResponsibilitiesParties of Responsibilities
• Person In-Charge– Managers or Superintendents in charge of the
facility.– He validates the Permit
• Safe Work Permit Certified Supervisor– Supervisor who has been certified under the PTW
system– He appoints designated person and has overall
responsibilities for the job and safety– He specifies requirements
• Person In-Charge– Managers or Superintendents in charge of the
facility.– He validates the Permit
• Safe Work Permit Certified Supervisor– Supervisor who has been certified under the PTW
system– He appoints designated person and has overall
responsibilities for the job and safety– He specifies requirements
Parties of Responsibilities (cont.)Parties of Responsibilities (cont.)
• Permit Applicant– Supervisor , staff or contractor trained under the
PTW system– He applies for permit to work and coordinate work
activities
• Designated Person– Technician or foreman who carries out the
precautionary works– He takes precautionary and preventive measures
before and during work.
• Permit Applicant– Supervisor , staff or contractor trained under the
PTW system– He applies for permit to work and coordinate work
activities
• Designated Person– Technician or foreman who carries out the
precautionary works– He takes precautionary and preventive measures
before and during work.
Parties of Responsibilities (cont.)Parties of Responsibilities (cont.)
• Authorized Gas Tester (AGT)– Person trained in use of gas test equipment
and the gas testing techniques– He certify acceptable tests results
• Workers/Work Crew– Persons either staff or contractors
performing the tasks.
• Authorized Gas Tester (AGT)– Person trained in use of gas test equipment
and the gas testing techniques– He certify acceptable tests results
• Workers/Work Crew– Persons either staff or contractors
performing the tasks.
Parties of Responsibilities (cont.)Parties of Responsibilities (cont.)
• Senior Authorized Electrical Person (SAEP)– Electrical engineer or superintendent
authorized by the company as competent person for high voltage electrical work
– He is the only person who may perform electrical isolation for HV equipment
• Senior Authorized Electrical Person (SAEP)– Electrical engineer or superintendent
authorized by the company as competent person for high voltage electrical work
– He is the only person who may perform electrical isolation for HV equipment
Parties of Responsibilities (cont.)Parties of Responsibilities (cont.)
• Authorized Electrical Person ( AEP)– Authorized person is competent person who
may perform electrical isolation on LV electrical equipment.
– Operator may be competent person and perform isolation and de-isolation as an AEP.
– AEP performs work or takes charge of work on electrical equipment.
• Authorized Electrical Person ( AEP)– Authorized person is competent person who
may perform electrical isolation on LV electrical equipment.
– Operator may be competent person and perform isolation and de-isolation as an AEP.
– AEP performs work or takes charge of work on electrical equipment.
Module 5Module 5
PTW ProcessPTW Process
Copies of Permits/CertificatesCopies of Permits/Certificates
• Original to be displayed at worksite
• First copy to be kept at Control Centre
• Last copy to be kept by Permit Applicant
• Original to be displayed at worksite
• First copy to be kept at Control Centre
• Last copy to be kept by Permit Applicant
Requestor of PTWRequestor of PTW
• Prepare necessary document– Method statement– JSA– Plans (if required)– Drawing (if required)
• Initiate the permit• Designate a competent person (if
deem necessary)
• Prepare necessary document– Method statement– JSA– Plans (if required)– Drawing (if required)
• Initiate the permit• Designate a competent person (if
deem necessary)
Specifying RequirementSpecifying Requirement
• Person In-Charge and SWP CS specify– Operations requirement– Work requirement– PPE requirement– Special precautions needed
• They need to know the requirements of regulations or company procedures as well as best industrial practices.
• Person In-Charge and SWP CS specify– Operations requirement– Work requirement– PPE requirement– Special precautions needed
• They need to know the requirements of regulations or company procedures as well as best industrial practices.
Performing RequirementPerforming Requirement
• Designated Person appointed to carry out the necessary requirements.– A certificate or check sheet is used to
complete the requirement– Designated Person signed for completion– Details are recorded on the certificates– Certificates are attached to the permit.
• Designated Person appointed to carry out the necessary requirements.– A certificate or check sheet is used to
complete the requirement– Designated Person signed for completion– Details are recorded on the certificates– Certificates are attached to the permit.
Permit ValidationPermit Validation
• SWP Certified Supervisor verify & confirm completion of precautionary works
• Person In-Charge validates
• SWP Certified Supervisor verify & confirm completion of precautionary works
• Person In-Charge validates
Work In ProgressWork In Progress
The supervisor in charge is responsible for what the workers do or fail to do.– Pre-work meeting is organized– Workers are given information and training– Clear instructions and full supervision– Work must comply to procedures– Work must comply to PTW conditions– Safe work practices must be followed.
The supervisor in charge is responsible for what the workers do or fail to do.– Pre-work meeting is organized– Workers are given information and training– Clear instructions and full supervision– Work must comply to procedures– Work must comply to PTW conditions– Safe work practices must be followed.
Re-validation of PermitRe-validation of Permit
• All copies required
• Applicant, SWP Certified Supervisor request for revalidation
• Person In-Charge revalidate permit and certificate.
• Reason for revalidation
• All copies required
• Applicant, SWP Certified Supervisor request for revalidation
• Person In-Charge revalidate permit and certificate.
• Reason for revalidation
Permit Re-validationPermit Re-validation
Permits are valid for a period specified– Permit and certificate need revalidation in
order to extend the period of work– Revalidation to confirm conditions or
precautions taken are still in tact– Worker and work supervisor are the same
crew– If work supervisor is changed, a formal
handover is required
Permits are valid for a period specified– Permit and certificate need revalidation in
order to extend the period of work– Revalidation to confirm conditions or
precautions taken are still in tact– Worker and work supervisor are the same
crew– If work supervisor is changed, a formal
handover is required
Reason for Re-validationReason for Re-validation
1. Operational conditions caused work to stop
2. Construction conditions caused work to stop
3. Unacceptable conditions had occurred
4. End of work day/shift (normal expire time)
5. Emergency alarm initiated.
1. Operational conditions caused work to stop
2. Construction conditions caused work to stop
3. Unacceptable conditions had occurred
4. End of work day/shift (normal expire time)
5. Emergency alarm initiated.
Work CompletionWork Completion
• Work site is reinstated back to normal
• Permit Applicant initiate work completion
• SWP CS inspect and confirm completion
• Person In-Charge endorse completion and authorize reinstatement of any isolations .
• Work site is reinstated back to normal
• Permit Applicant initiate work completion
• SWP CS inspect and confirm completion
• Person In-Charge endorse completion and authorize reinstatement of any isolations .
Module 6 Module 6
IsolationIsolation
Isolation of equipment Isolation of equipment• Prepare for shutdown• Shut down• Isolation ( valves and switches )• Drain and depressurize• Cleaning • Testing• Positive isolation ( mech.and elect.)• Isolation certificates completed.
– For confined space entry work– Ventilation and atmosphere testing– Atmosphere test document completed.
• PTW authorized
• Prepare for shutdown• Shut down• Isolation ( valves and switches )• Drain and depressurize• Cleaning • Testing• Positive isolation ( mech.and elect.)• Isolation certificates completed.
– For confined space entry work– Ventilation and atmosphere testing– Atmosphere test document completed.
• PTW authorized
Prepare for shutdownPrepare for shutdown
• Planning– Buildup stock– Reduce inventory in the equipment– Inform affected parties
• Shutdown– Stop process flow, close control valves– Stop operating equipment, push stop button– Initiate a shut down sequence button ( gas turbine )
• Planning– Buildup stock– Reduce inventory in the equipment– Inform affected parties
• Shutdown– Stop process flow, close control valves– Stop operating equipment, push stop button– Initiate a shut down sequence button ( gas turbine )
Isolate equipmentIsolate equipment
• Close manual valves
• Close and chain lock valves
• Hand jack control valves
• Remove valve handles or hand wheels
• Switch off field switches
• Close manual valves
• Close and chain lock valves
• Hand jack control valves
• Remove valve handles or hand wheels
• Switch off field switches
Drain and DepressurizeDrain and Depressurize
• Depressurize equipment until a few bars left. ( 2 or 3 bar for low pressure flare )
• Drain the liquid till equipment is empty
• Fully depressurize the equipment to zero pressure
• Depressurize equipment until a few bars left. ( 2 or 3 bar for low pressure flare )
• Drain the liquid till equipment is empty
• Fully depressurize the equipment to zero pressure
Removing Process HazardsRemoving Process Hazards
• Gas – N2 purging
• Chemical – chemical wash to neutralize
• Oils and greasy – hot water or wet steam wash ( confirm temp spec)
• Wet services – water flushing
• Wet H/C services - Water displacement
• Gas – N2 purging
• Chemical – chemical wash to neutralize
• Oils and greasy – hot water or wet steam wash ( confirm temp spec)
• Wet services – water flushing
• Wet H/C services - Water displacement
Testing Testing
• Sample– pH , lab test, litmus paper
• Atmosphere testing– O2– Flammable gas
• Sample– pH , lab test, litmus paper
• Atmosphere testing– O2– Flammable gas
Mechanical isolationMechanical isolation
• Remove spools and install blinds
• Install end blinds
• Install in line spades
• Double block and bleed valves
• Clamp or pin down moving part
• Remove spools and install blinds
• Install end blinds
• Install in line spades
• Double block and bleed valves
• Clamp or pin down moving part
Confirm zero energies before starting workConfirm zero energies before starting work
Electrical IsolationElectrical Isolation
• Lock and tag open circuit
• Disconnect from power supply source
• Removal of fuses
• Discharging capacitors
• Disconnect battery terminals
• Testing to confirm circuit dead
• Lock and tag open circuit
• Disconnect from power supply source
• Removal of fuses
• Discharging capacitors
• Disconnect battery terminals
• Testing to confirm circuit dead
Confined Space WorkConfined Space Work
• Ventilation – Natural or mechanical
• Atmosphere tests– O2 – 19.5 - 23.5 %– Flammable gas < 10% LEL– Toxic gas < TLV ppm
• Ventilation – Natural or mechanical
• Atmosphere tests– O2 – 19.5 - 23.5 %– Flammable gas < 10% LEL– Toxic gas < TLV ppm
Module 7Module 7
Permits DetailsPermits Details
Section 1Section 1
• Facility– The name of the part of the facility in which
work is to be carried out
• Equipment No.– Name of equipment, unit number or area
specific name
• Date– Date of application
• Facility– The name of the part of the facility in which
work is to be carried out
• Equipment No.– Name of equipment, unit number or area
specific name
• Date– Date of application
Section 2Section 2
• Work description– Direct sentence or phrase– Breakdown into points if possible– Clear and simple description
• Special work instruction– Instruction if not mentioned is not likely to
be carried out. Non routine or non standard practice or specific site conditions to look out for.
• Work description– Direct sentence or phrase– Breakdown into points if possible– Clear and simple description
• Special work instruction– Instruction if not mentioned is not likely to
be carried out. Non routine or non standard practice or specific site conditions to look out for.
Section 3Section 3
• Applicant’s name and signature• Nominate a designated person to be in
charge of the work• Designated Person sign after being
briefed about precautions to be carried out.
• Specify work area classification by checking the appropriate box
• Applicant’s name and signature• Nominate a designated person to be in
charge of the work• Designated Person sign after being
briefed about precautions to be carried out.
• Specify work area classification by checking the appropriate box
Section 4Section 4
• Specifying requirement/precautions• To be completed by Person In-Charge and
SWP Certified Supervisor.– All columns to be filled up (yes/no/NA)– Items not available on the list to be specified (4.3)– Specify PPE to be used during work (4.2)
Initial column to be completed after the actions are taken by Designated Person.
# certificate number to be filled up
• Specifying requirement/precautions• To be completed by Person In-Charge and
SWP Certified Supervisor.– All columns to be filled up (yes/no/NA)– Items not available on the list to be specified (4.3)– Specify PPE to be used during work (4.2)
Initial column to be completed after the actions are taken by Designated Person.
# certificate number to be filled up
Section 5Section 5
• Declaration by SWP CS signs the section to authorize the Designated Person to proceed with the precautions/actions required at section 4
• Actions performed by Designated Person– Initial section 4 (column with “yes” only)– Sign declaration at section 5
• Declaration by SWP CS signs the section to authorize the Designated Person to proceed with the precautions/actions required at section 4
• Actions performed by Designated Person– Initial section 4 (column with “yes” only)– Sign declaration at section 5
Section 6 & 7Section 6 & 7
• Permit Validation– Person In-Charge signs section 6
• Permit Revalidation– If work is not completed within the first validity
period, revalidation becomes necessary– If work is interrupted by some reasons, revalidation
is required before work may resume– Applicant, SWP Certified Supervisor and Person
In-Charge sign section 7 stating the reason for re-validation
• Permit Validation– Person In-Charge signs section 6
• Permit Revalidation– If work is not completed within the first validity
period, revalidation becomes necessary– If work is interrupted by some reasons, revalidation
is required before work may resume– Applicant, SWP Certified Supervisor and Person
In-Charge sign section 7 stating the reason for re-validation
Section 8Section 8
• Permit close out• Applicant complete the tasks, house-keeping and
sign close out section • SWP Certified Supervisor verify worksite ready
to return to normal and sign close out section• Person In-Charge signs and authorizes isolations
to be reinstated
• Permit close out• Applicant complete the tasks, house-keeping and
sign close out section • SWP Certified Supervisor verify worksite ready
to return to normal and sign close out section• Person In-Charge signs and authorizes isolations
to be reinstated
End of TrainingEnd of Training
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