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Foremark Performance Chemicals

Safe Work Permit

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  • This permit is valid only for the time, work, tools, equipment, and personnel listed.

  • Permit Number

  • Date and Time Prepared

  • Name of Contractor

  • Contractor Personnel Name

  • Contractor Personnel Signature

  • FPC Work Supervisor

    • Andrew Delgado
    • Colter Brog
    • Kenny Bell
    • Noah Abston
    • Jesse Johnston
    • Travis Alexander
    • Mark Abston
    • Erik Pitoniak
    • Cheovanny Oropeza
    • Michael Dildy

  • Area Certified Person

    • Jacob Holleman
    • Jake Elizondo
    • Derrick Forsythe
    • Sammy Stanfill
    • Mark Abston
    • Colter Brog
    • Noah Abston
    • Kenny Bell
    • Travis Alexander

  • Second Certified Personnel

    • Mark Abston
    • Erik Pitoniak
    • John Myers
    • Mike Gonzales
    • Robert Taylor
    • Tyler Smith

  • Permit expiration date and time

General Work Permit (No power source required)

  • General Work Permit (No power source required)

  • Required tools

    • Hand tools
    • Drill
    • Welder
    • Grinder
    • Powered tools, electric or pneumatic
    • Cutting torch

  • One of the selected "Required tools" is not allowed for this type of permit.

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  • Will there be an opening of equipment or piping?

  • Has the equipment or piping been isoloated?

  • Stop and review the appropriate P&ID before proceeding.

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  • Has the equipment or piping been proven clear of chemicals?

  • A "First Break" watch is required.

  • Name of "First Break" watch?

  • Will the equipment or line require a purge?

  • Has a Lockout/Tagout been completed?

  • Was a lock box issued?

  • Enter lock box number

  • Is a Lockout/Tagout required?

  • Stop and review the appropriate P&ID for lockout/tagout.

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  • Is a scaffold/manlift/ladder required?

  • Has an inspection been completed?

  • An inspection must be completed before continuing.

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  • Is Special PPE Required

  • Chemical goggles

  • Dust masks

  • Full face respirator

  • Cartridge Type

  • 1/2 face respirator

  • Cartridge Type

  • Supplied air respirator required?

  • Is it verified working?

  • Verify to be working prior to work.

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  • O2 Bottle / Breather Box verified working?

  • Verify to be working prior to work.

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  • Approved Chemical gloves

  • Impact gloves

  • Slicker required for first break only

  • Paper (Tyvek) coveralls

  • Body harness / Tie-off

  • Rubber boots

  • Metatarsal boots

  • Other PPE

  • List other PPE.

  • Appropriate SDS available

  • Stop and locate SDS before continuing.

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  • Affected personnel notified

  • Please notify affected personnel before continuing.

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  • Is the contaminated area secure?

  • Hot Surfaces Identified and Protected

  • Barricade Tape/Safety cones in place

  • Overhead work, i.e., crane, cherry picker, etc.

  • Is the area barricaded?

  • Is an airhorn available during lift?

Single Signature Permit (Low energy, no cutting or drilling into process equipment)

  • Single Signature Permit (Low energy, no cutting or drilling into process equipment)

  • Required tools

    • Hand Tools
    • Grinder
    • Welder
    • Impact
    • Drill
    • Cutting torch

  • One of the selected "Required tools" is not allowed for this type of permit.

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  • Will there be an opening of equipment or piping?

  • Has the equipment or piping been isoloated?

  • Stop and review the appropriate P&ID before proceeding.

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  • Has the equipment or piping been proven clear of chemicals?

  • A "First Break" watch is required.

  • Name of "First Break" watch?

  • Will the equipment or line require a purge?

  • Has a Lockout/Tagout been completed?

  • Was a lock box issued?

  • Enter lock box number

  • Is a Lockout/Tagout required?

  • Stop and review the appropriate P&ID for lockout/tagout.

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  • Work from scaffolding/manlift/ladder

  • Has an inspection been completed?

  • An inspection must be completed before continuing.

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  • Is a fire extinguisher required?

  • Type of fire extinguisher?

    • Class A (Fires in ordinary combustible materials, such as wood, cloth, paper, rubber, and many plastics)
    • Class B (Fires in flammable liquids, combustible liquids, petroleum greases, tars, oils, oil-based paints, solvents, lacquers, alcohols, and flammable gases)
    • Class C (Fires that involve energized electrical equipment)
    • Class D (Fires in combustible metals, such as magnesium, titanium, zirconium, sodium, lithium, and potassium)

  • Is Special PPE Required

  • Chemical goggles

  • Splash shield

  • Dust masks

  • Full face respirator

  • Cartridge Type

  • 1/2 face respirator

  • Cartridge Type

  • Supplied air respirator required?

  • Is it verified working?

  • Verify to be working prior to work.

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  • O2 Bottle / Breather Box verified working?

  • Verify to be working prior to work.

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  • Approved Chemical gloves

  • Impact gloves

  • Slicker required for first break only

  • Paper (Tyvek) coveralls

  • Body harness / Tie-off

  • Rubber boots

  • Metatarsal boots

  • Personal monitor

  • List monitor being used.

  • Other PPE

  • List other PPE.

  • Appropriate SDS available

  • Stop and locate SDS before continuing.

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  • Affected personnel notified

  • Please notify affected personnel before continuing.

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  • GFI Tested

  • Is the contaminated area secure?

  • Hot Surfaces Identified and Protected

  • Barricade Tape/Safety cones in place

  • Overhead work, i.e., crane, cherry picker, etc.

  • Are barricades in place?

  • Is an air horn available during the lift?

  • Atmosphere Test

  • LEL%

  • O2%

  • CO%

  • Area Certified Person

  • Area Certified Person Signature

  • Specify Hazards

  • Atmosphere Test is required for this permit type.

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Dual Signature Permit (High energy, drilling or cutting into process equipment)

  • Dual Signature Permit (High energy, drilling or cutting into process equipment)

  • Tools required?

  • Will there be an opening of equipment or piping?

  • Has the equipment or piping been isoloated?

  • Stop and review the appropriate P&ID before proceeding.

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  • Has the equipment or piping been proven clear of chemicals?

  • A "First Break" watch is required.

  • Name of "First Break" watch?

  • Will the equipment or line require a purge?

  • Will there be an opening of equipment or pipe?

  • Has the equipment or piping been isolated?

  • Stop and review the appropriate P&ID before proceeding.

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  • Will the equipment or piping require a purge?

  • Type of purge?

  • Enter other.

  • Has the equipment or piping been proven clear of chemicals?

  • Watch available for "First Break"

  • Name of "First Break" watch

  • Atmosphere Test

  • LEL%

  • LEL% IS AT A DANGEROUS LEVEL. DO NOT PROCEED.

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  • O2%

  • OXYGEN% IS AT AN UNSAFE LEVEL. DO NOT PROCEED.

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  • OXYGEN% IS AT AN UNSAFE LEVEL. DO NOT PROCEED.

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  • CO%

  • Hazards (Specify)

  • Area Certified Person

    • Jacob Holleman
    • Jake Elizondo
    • Derrick Forsythe
    • Sammy Stanfill
    • Mark Abston
    • Colter Brog
    • Noah Abston
    • Kenny Bell
    • Travis Alexander

  • Second Certified Person

    • Mark Abston
    • Erik Pitoniak
    • John Myers
    • Mike Gonzales
    • Robert Taylor
    • Tyler Smith

  • This type of permit requires an atmosphere test.

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  • Work from scaffolding/manlift/ladder

  • Is inspection up-to-date?

  • Is Special PPE Required

  • Chemical goggles

  • Welding hood/cutting goggles

  • Splash shield

  • Impact shield

  • Full face respirator

  • Cartridge Type

  • 1/2 face respirator

  • Supplied air respirator

  • Verified working?

  • Verify working before work.

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  • O2 Bottle/ Breather box verified working?

  • Verify working before work.

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  • Chemical gloves

  • Welding gloves (Leather)

  • Impact gloves

  • Slicker required for first break only

  • Paper (Tyvek) coveralls

  • Body harness / Tie-off

  • Rubber boots

  • Metatarsal boots

  • Is a fire extinguisher required?

  • Type of fire extinguisher?

    • Class A (Fires in ordinary combustible materials, such as wood, cloth, paper, rubber, and many plastics)
    • Class B (Fires in flammable liquids, combustible liquids, petroleum greases, tars, oils, oil-based paints, solvents, lacquers, alcohols, and flammable gases)
    • Class C (Fires that involve energized electrical equipment)
    • Class D (Fires in combustible metals, such as magnesium, titanium, zirconium, sodium, lithium, and potassium)

  • Personnel Monitor Required?

  • List required monitor

  • Other PPE required

  • List other PPE

  • Barricade Tape/Safety cones in place

  • Hot Surfaces Identified and Protected

  • Contaminated areas identified & protected

  • GFI Tested

Confined Space Entry (Dual Signature Permit)

  • Confined Space Entry (Is large enough and so configured that an employee can bodily enter and perform assigned work;<br>Has limited or restricted means for entry or exit (for example, tanks, vessels, silos, storage bins, hoppers, vaults, and pits are spaces that may have limited means of entry); and<br>Is not designed for continuous employee occupancy)

  • Will there be an opening of equipment or piping?

  • Has the equipment or piping been isoloated?

  • Stop and review the appropriate P&ID before proceeding.

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  • Has the equipment or piping been proven clear of chemicals?

  • A "First Break" watch is required.

  • Name of "First Break" watch?

  • Will the equipment or line require a purge?

  • Will there be an opening of equipment or pipe?

  • Has the equipment or piping been isolated?

  • Stop and review the appropriate P&ID before proceeding.

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  • Will the equipment or piping require a purge?

  • Type of purge?

  • Enter other.

  • Has the equipment or piping been proven clear of chemicals?

  • Watch available for "First Break"

  • Name of "First Break" watch

  • Atmosphere Test

  • LEL%

  • LEL% IS AT A DANGEROUS LEVEL. DO NOT PROCEED.

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  • O2%

  • OXYGEN% IS AT AN UNSAFE LEVEL. DO NOT PROCEED.

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  • OXYGEN% IS AT AN UNSAFE LEVEL. DO NOT PROCEED.

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  • CO%

  • Hazards (Specify)

  • Area Certified Person

    • Jacob Holleman
    • Jake Elizondo
    • Derrick Forsythe
    • Sammy Stanfill
    • Mark Abston
    • Colter Brog
    • Noah Abston
    • Kenny Bell
    • Travis Alexander

  • Second Certified Person

    • Mark Abston
    • Erik Pitoniak
    • John Myers
    • Mike Gonzales
    • Robert Taylor
    • Tyler Smith

  • This type of permit requires an atmosphere test.

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  • Work from scaffolding/manlift/ladder

  • Is inspection up-to-date?

  • Is Special PPE Required

  • Chemical goggles

  • Welding hood/cutting goggles

  • Splash shield

  • Impact shield

  • Full face respirator

  • Cartridge Type

  • 1/2 face respirator

  • Supplied air respirator

  • Verified working?

  • Verify working before work.

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  • O2 Bottle/ Breather box verified working?

  • Verify working before work.

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  • Chemical gloves

  • Welding gloves (Leather)

  • Impact gloves

  • Slicker required for first break only

  • Paper (Tyvek) coveralls

  • Body harness / Tie-off

  • Rubber boots

  • Metatarsal boots

  • Is a fire extinguisher required?

  • Type of fire extinguisher?

    • Class A (Fires in ordinary combustible materials, such as wood, cloth, paper, rubber, and many plastics)
    • Class B (Fires in flammable liquids, combustible liquids, petroleum greases, tars, oils, oil-based paints, solvents, lacquers, alcohols, and flammable gases)
    • Class C (Fires that involve energized electrical equipment)
    • Class D (Fires in combustible metals, such as magnesium, titanium, zirconium, sodium, lithium, and potassium)

  • Personnel Monitor Required?

  • List required monitor

  • Other PPE required

  • List other PPE

  • Barricade Tape/Safety cones in place

  • Is there an emergency plan?

  • An emergency plan is required before proceeding.

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  • Hot Surfaces Identified and Protected

  • Contaminated areas identified & protected

  • GFI Tested

Excavation (Dual Signature Permit)

  • Confined Space/Excavation Entry

  • Tank/Vessel entry

  • Equipment isolated

  • Rescue kit available

  • Bottle watch

  • Name of bottle watch

  • Air horn available

  • Hole watch

  • Name of hole watch

  • Radio available

  • Rescue plan

  • Explain evacuation plan.

  • Excavation shored/sloped/trench box

  • Space ventilated

  • Attendant present

  • Atmosphere Test

  • LEL%

  • LEL% IS AT A DANGEROUS LEVEL. DO NOT PROCEED.

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  • O2%

  • O2% IS AT AN UNSAFE LEVEL. DO NOT PROCEED.

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  • 02% IS AT AN UNSAFE LEVEL. DO NOT PROCEED.

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  • CO%

  • Hazardous (Specify)

  • Area Certified Person Name

    • Jacob Holleman
    • Jake Elizondo
    • Derrick Forsythe
    • Sammy Stanfill
    • Mark Abston
    • Colter Brog
    • Noah Abston
    • Kenny Bell
    • Travis Alexander

  • Second Certified Person Name

    • Mark Abston
    • Erik Pitoniak
    • John Myers
    • Mike Gonzales
    • Robert Taylor
    • Tyler Smith

  • Second Certified Person Signature

  • Job Hazard Concerns

  • Explain

Job Completion / Permit Sign-Off

  • Job completed, area cleaned and inspected

  • Explain the failure.

  • Worker, Contractor, or Crew Representative Name

  • Worker, Contractor, or Crew Representative Signature

  • Area Certified Person Name

    • Jacob Holleman
    • Jake Elizondo
    • Derrick Forsythe
    • Sammy Stanfill
    • Mark Abston
    • Colter Brog
    • Noah Abston
    • Kenny Bell
    • Travis Alexander

  • Area Certified Person Signature

Foremark Performance Chemicals
Mark Abston

Foremark Performance Chemicals

Safe Work Permit

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