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  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • All site welding leads, hoses and cords are out of traffic?

  • Area around any hot work is clear of debris?

  • Employee's are knowledgeable that fire extinguisher must be within 25' of any hot work? All site extinguishers in good working order and inspected?

  • Employees are familiar with Hot work permit in HSE-030?

  • Employees understand how to fill out a hot work permit?

  • Compressed gas cylinders stored in upright position, valved off, and with fire wall between them if not being immediately used?

  • All welding cables in good working order?

  • Employees understand that a hot work permit is good for only one shift?

  • Employee's are aware that matches and lighters are not to be used to light torches?

  • Employees are aware cylinder valves are not to be opened/closed with anything other than by hand?

  • All hoses are bled off at the end of each shift and valves closed?

  • Torches have flash back arrestors?

  • Employees understand that an annual hot work permit may be used in permanent locations and with safety's approval?

  • Employees understand that Hot work permits must be kept in the immediate area and signed on by anyone working in that area?

  • Welding operations have needed eye and face protection in accordance with section 4.8 of HSE-030?

  • Employee's are understanding of the need to assure adequate ventilation when performing hot work?

  • Employee's are aware that long sleeve shirts, leather gloves, face shields and safety glasses are needed when cutting or grinding?

  • Employee's are aware that nylon clothing is not allowed when performing welding or cutting?

  • Employee signature

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