Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Plant/Area:

  • Employee/Contractor Name:

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared By:

  • Line Manager:

  • Location
  • Permit Number

  • Permit Issuer

  • Permit Acceptor

  • Higher Authority (if applicable)

  • Standby (if applicable)

  • Is the permit completed properly without any corrections or alterations? (All information completed, date, time, discipline, contractor, company name, type of work and confined space entry)

  • Is the area of work clearly defined? E.g. ANS1 as oppose to “ANS”. Business unit name, plant name, building number/name, equipment number or name and work order number (if applicable)

  • Does the work permit have a single task description and clearly noted what needs to be done? E.g. Do grinding work on the tank as oppose to “do repairs on the tank. (Check if a copy of the permit is available on the plant)

  • Has each of the disciplines completed a pre task risk assessment/PTRA Check that each discipline involved in the permit has completed a PTRA

  • Are additional permits/certificates or relevant documentation attached to the permit? Check that spade list, vessel entry log, excavation certificate, etc. are attached to the permit.

  • Have the waste generated by the task been identified and the method of disposal noted on the permit? (verify means of waste segregation measure)

  • Are hot work restrictions clearly identified and permit signed by higher authority? (if applicable) (verify on the plant)

  • Is the vessel guarded against unauthorised entry when there is no standby? (check if there is a ‘UNAUTHORISED ENTRY” cross bars)

  • Is the permit authorised and valid? (Check the date on the permit)

  • Are the hazards that might still exist identified?

  • Has protective equipment been identified and is it adequate? (PPE) (verify on the plant)

  • Has any additional safety measures been identified? (verify on the plant)

  • Are there any restriction on tools identified and additional precautions noted if applicable? (verify on the plant)

  • Are all role players authorised and competent (Check if their authorisations are still valid?)

  • Is the permit signed off upon completion of the task? (check if all role players have sign off)

  • Comments: Where deviations have been noted, indicate the corrective action taken. Also report the matter to the supervisor. Look for other hazards that might have been missed in the risk assessment.

  • Auditor's Signature

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