Title Page
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Site Conducted
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Conducted On
Part 1 - Permit Reference and Work Team
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Reference No.
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Address
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Contractor
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Competent Person Supervising Work
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Other Members of Team
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Other Members of Team
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Other Members of Team
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Other Members of Team
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Location (Location entrance(s) must be signed with the notice of access control
Part 2 - Attachments
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Risk Assessment and Method Statement
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Approved Risk Assessment and Method Statement No.
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Checklists (Permit will not be approved if checklists are not attached.
Part 3 - Authorisation
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Any special precautions required?
The persons designated above (and only those persons) are hereby granted permission to enter and work in the controlled location in accordance with the approved risk assessment and method statement.
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Permit to Commence
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Permit to Expire
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This permit cannot cover more than one shift and can only be issued for the maximum of a 12-hour period.
Part 4 - Acceptance of Permit
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I hereby confirm that all persons working within the scope of this permit will be adequately briefed on its content and will abide by the conditions of the permit.
Part 5 - Completion of Work
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The work for which this permit was issued is complete and all persons, materials and equipment under my supervision have been withdrawn.
Part 6 - Works Complete
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I certify that I personally examined the work area detailed above and that the work specified has been satisfactorily completed.
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Any Comments
This permit is now cancelled - a new permit will be required if work is to continue.
Entry Access Permit
This checklist must be completed by the trade contractor's competent, nominated person and reviewed by the appointed person before a permit can be issued. A copy of the checklist must also be attached to the permit.
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Is there adequate access and agress?
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Has a Risk Assessment and Method Statement been approved?
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Is monitoring equipment required (and if so has it been calibrated?)
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Have all harmful substances been removed from the space?
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Are all those entering the area trained and competent?
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Is a rescue plan in place and approved?
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Are rescue equipment and personnel readily available for the duration of the work?
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Has the rescue team been trained in its use?
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Has a system of communication been established and are emergency contact numbers available?
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Have all services to the area been isolated or disconnected?
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Is the correct personal protective equipment (PPE) readily available and fit for use?
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Are all the necessary signs and barriers available?
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Is intrinsically safe task lighting available?
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Is there a risk of spark or fire? (If Yes, a hot-work permit is required)
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Has a gas-free certificate been issued?
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If working in riser shafts, lift shafts, roof areas - is adequate fall prevention in place?
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If working in riser shafts, lift shafts, roof areas - have precautions been taken to avoid falling materials and tools?
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If working in riser shafts, lift shafts, roof areas - has the area been checked for potential fragile surfaces?
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Any Comments?