Information

  • Date / Start Time

  • Permit Required (check if YES)

  • Observer

  • Work Group

  • Job Description

  • Work Area / Location
  • Equipment

  • Is there a Permit to Work for the job?

  • Do you have an SOP for the Job task?

  • Did you share the SOP with the crew prior to performing the job task?

  • Has the crew performed this task within the last 6 months?

  • % of SSE

  • Crew Count

  • SSE Count

  • Result

Section 1

  • A) As the PLW, what are some things you should know about the work being performed?

  • * Work Practices, SOP’s, and Standards
    * Chemicals and/or Hazardous Materials
    * Emergency Plan Location and Requirements
    * Appropriate Means of Hazard Control

  • B) As the PLW do you communicate to your crew that you support them in the use of Stop Work Authority?

  • C) Are the permit conditions clearly understood and communicated to the PLW?

  • D) Is a JSA performed on-site with the work crew prior to the initiation of work?

  • Was JSA presented and reviewed to V&V Team upon arrival to location?

  • E) When is Permit to Work Required?

  • * When work tasks include: HW, CSE, IHE, E&T
    * Line breaking
    * Transfer of work & responsibilities from one group to another.
    * SIMOPS
    * Whenever an API or Permit Approver deems necessary.
    * The work has significant potential for injury or incident.

  • F) Are specialized MSW permits (certificates) complete as required for this work?

  • G) Is PTW documentation available at the work site?

  • H) Are PLW Roles and Responsibilities clearly understood as outlined in the SJVBU Safety Manual?

  • * Representing the group performing the work by:
    o Being familiar with the planned job tasks.
    o Assist in the planning and coordination of permitted work.
    o Giving direct supervision to the permit users and remaining at the work site during the permitted portion of the work.
    o Notifying API when the work is complete

  • I) Does the PLW understand why a PTW is necessary / required for this work?

  • * It establishes necessary steps and activities to plan, prepare, and execute work safely. It creates communication between the API and the PLW

Section 2

  • 1) Was site hazard identification/recognition discussed with the crew?

  • Hazards discussed/identified with crew

  • Comments/Nuggets

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