Common use of Hot Work Permit Clause in Contracts

Hot Work Permit. Hot work means work involving use of a naked flame or other heat source or oxyacetylene, electric arc or similar welding, cutting, grinding or other spark emitting equipment by any person (whether a third party contractor, an employee or other) at the premises (other than as an integral part of our trade processes). It is a condition precedent to our liability under this section that: a) a hot work permit in the form set out in Loss Prevention Recommendation RC7 published by the Fire Protection Association (FPA) or the QBE Hot Work Permit or such similar permit or documentation, is completed jointly by the person responsible for carrying out the work and your safety officer (or nominated person) before any hot work commences; and b) the precautions and systems of work shown on the designated hot work permit are complied with at each stage of the hot work.

Hot Work Permit. Hot work means work involving use of a naked flame or other heat source or oxyacetylene, electric arc or similar welding, cutting, grinding or other spark emitting equipment by any person (whether a third party contractor, an employee or other) at the premises (other than as an integral part of our your trade processes). It is a condition precedent to our liability under this section that: a) a hot work permit in the form set out in Loss Prevention Recommendation RC7 published by the Fire Protection Association (FPA) or the QBE Hot Work Permit or such similar permit or documentation, is completed jointly by the person responsible for carrying out the work and your safety officer (or nominated person) before any hot work commences; and b) the precautions and systems of work shown on the designated hot work permit are complied with at each stage of the hot work.

Hot Work Permit. Hot work means work involving use of a naked flame or other heat source or oxyacetylene, electric arc or similar welding, cutting, grinding or other spark emitting equipment by eq uipment b y any person (whether a third party contractor, an employee or other) at the premises (other than as an integral part of our trade processes). It is a condition precedent to our liability under this section that: a) a hot work permit in the form set out in Loss Prevention Recommendation RC7 published by the Fire Protection Association (FPA) or the QBE Hot Work Permit or such similar permit or documentation, is completed jointly jo int ly by the person p erson responsible for carrying out the work and your safety officer (or nominated person) before any hot work commences; and b) the precautions and systems of work shown on the designated hot work ho t wo rk permit are complied with at each stage of the hot work.