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  • To view our Loss Prevention Standard that supports this checklist, please view the following link : https://broker.aviva.co.uk/documents/view/aviva_permit_to_work_systems_lps.pdf

Permit to Work Systems

  • 1. Is there a formal permit to work (PTW) procedure in place for all high-risk activities, stating the obligations of each party, and includes health and safety standards and property protection precautions?

  • 2. If hot work is to be completed, is the limit of public liability insurance adequate for the area they are working on and the possible exposure?

  • Are there any restrictions in their insurance policy on completing hot works?

  • 3. Have reasonable checks been completed to ensure that the persons undertaking the work, including contractor employees are competent?

  • 4. Has the task(s) to be undertaken been clearly defined on the PTW form?

  • For all contractor permit to work tasks, have copies of relevant risk assessments and method statements been requested and received from the contractor and are readily available to the permit issuer?

  • 6. Are control measures clearly defined on the PTW forms?

  • 7. Is suitable PPE available, provided and worn correctly by all employees and/or contractors undertaking tasks that require a PTW?

  • 8. Where testing is required, e.g. for working in confined spaces, has this been carried out and recorded?

  • 9. Are emergency procedures in place, e.g. confined spaces/work at height rescue plan?

  • 10. Are isolation and lock-off procedures being followed where appropriate?

  • 11. Regular supervision and monitoring is undertaken during the period the PTW is open?

  • 12. Are all PTW signed in all the 4 boxes by the authorised persons?

  • 13. The permit is not allowed to extend beyond a maximum of a single shift (maximum of 12 hours)?

  • 14. Are the standards recommended in the Aviva Loss Prevention Standard: Hot Work Operations followed?

  • 15. Have all combustible materials been moved away from the working area (minimum of 10m)?

  • 16. Has consideration been given to potential fire spread/combustible construction features/explosive atmospheres in the hot working area?

  • 17. Is there a continuous fire watch during the work; and an additional 60-minutes continuous monitoring immediately after completion of the work?

  • 18. Is there a further 180-minutes of intermittent fire watch checks undertaken where necessary (refer to risk assessment)?

  • 19. Appropriate fire extinguishers are provided?

  • 20. Is the PTW only issued for one shift?

  • 21. Are all items of equipment, hot waste materials, stub ends of welding rods removed and either stored securely or disposed of correctly?

  • 22. Are all incidents, near misses, injuries sustained, or damage caused reported and investigated thoroughly?

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