Permit to Work. 40.1 This section explains the LFC's Permit to Work procedure. A Permit to Work will be required for most work within the Central Office beyond the day to day operation of the Service Provider Equipment within the Service Provider's Footprint. The purpose of the Permit to Work procedure is so that the LFC has prior notice of all significant activity on the LFC Sites and can respond appropriately in the event of an outage.
Permit to Work. The purpose is to manage the risk of hazardous work and work that could interfere with other hazardous operations.
Permit to Work. (PTW) system No work shall be carried out without a "Permit to Work" The Contractor complies with the Employer’s Plant Safety Regulations and Operating Regulations for High Voltage Systems. The Contractor ensures that all Supervisors attend Employer’s Plant Safety Regulations and Operating Regulations for High Voltage Systems training. The Contractor must ensure that as a minimum two Supervisors are authorised as Authorised Supervisors before works can commence.
Permit to Work. (PTW) (as applicable) All work performed on the site is governed by the Employer’s PTW system and no work is allowed without this authorisation.
Permit to Work. The Contractor must obtain a permit to work certificate prior to the commencement of any work on Site where permit to work requirements apply.
Permit to Work. Any contractor who has to perform a potentially hazardous operation, such as working with high voltage, at great height, working in confined spaces, hot work, or working in excavations shall provide a permit to work system for his employees. The permit to work must be in writing and each part authorised by a suitably responsible person. And a copy of the permit to work must be provided at the request of the Health and Safety Advisor (if appointed) of the prison.
Permit to Work. 1.15.1. A written document indicating the equipment to work on, the potential hazards, how and where these hazards negated, signatures indicating that equipment is safe and the names of all persons working on the equipment.
Permit to Work. The Employer is responsible to take out all permits, and the Contractor will make available Authorised Supervisors for the duration of the works.
Permit to Work. 4.1 A Permit to Work (PTW) system will be developed appropriate to the scale of the two Vessels operating this Service.
Permit to Work. A written document indicating the equipment to work on, the potential hazards, how and where these hazards negated, signatures indicating that equipment is safe and the names of all persons working on the equipment. Responsible Supervisor: The Operations and Maintenance Supervisor who been assigned responsibility for the operation and maintenance of a particular section/s of the plant.
