Permit to Work System Sample Clauses
A Permit to Work System clause establishes a formal process for authorizing and controlling specific high-risk activities within a workplace. It typically requires that before commencing tasks such as hot work, electrical maintenance, or confined space entry, workers must obtain a written permit outlining safety precautions, responsibilities, and necessary approvals. This system ensures that hazards are identified and managed, reducing the risk of accidents and ensuring compliance with safety regulations.
Permit to Work System. NO work shall be carried out without a "PERMIT TO WORK" The Contractor’s Responsible Person must satisfy himself that all sources of possible danger are isolated. Details of the Permit to Work system can be found in the Plant Safety Regulations for Lethabo Power Station, Eskom. The Contractor must also make provision for sufficient Authorise Supervisor(s) depending on the contractual obligations. The Authorised Supervisor will need to undergo a week’s training, which will be arranged at a suitable Eskom facility. This person must also pass an exam to verify his understanding of the procedure, after which he/she will need to be interviewed by a panel to discuss the practical understanding of being appointed as an Authorised Supervisor. A Master Permit to Work is used on declared major outages, details can be found in local procedure LBA 00085. Permit changes are made during the dead time, if it is required by the Contractor that a certain supply be made available or plant tested than this can be applied for at the Outage Management Meeting at least 1 day in advance. Plant with a prohibitive sign attached may only be operated by appointed Eskom personnel. Any
Permit to Work System. The Harbour Operator shall implement a Permit to Work systems to control work may adversely impact the safety of Harbour Operator Personnel, Harbour Equipment or the Environment.
Permit to Work System. NO work shall be carried out without a "PERMIT TO WORK" The Contractor’s Responsible Person must satisfy himself that all sources of possible danger are isolated. Details of the Permit to Work system can be found in the Plant Safety Regulations for Tutuka Power Station, Eskom OPR 3305.
Permit to Work System. No work is to be carried out without a “permit to work”. The Consultant’s Responsible Person must satisfy himself that all sources of possible danger are isolated. Details of the Permit to Work system can be found in the Plant Safety Regulations for ▇▇▇▇▇ Power Station.
Permit to Work System. NO work shall be carried out without a "PERMIT TO WORK" • The Contractor’s Responsible Person must satisfy himself that all sources of possible danger are isolated. Details of the Permit to Work system can be found in the Plant Safety Regulations for Lethabo Power Station, Eskom OPR 3305. • A Master Permit to Work is used on declared major outages, details can be found in local procedure LBA 00085. Permit changes are made during the dead time, if it is required by the Contractor that a certain supply be made available or plant tested than this can be applied for at the Outage Management Meeting at least 1 day in advance.
Permit to Work System. NO work shall be carried out without a "PERMIT TO WORK" The Contractor’s Responsible Person must satisfy himself that all sources of possible danger are isolated. Details of the Permit to Work system can be found in the Plant Safety Regulations for Lethabo Power Station, Eskom. The Contractor must also make provision for sufficient Authorise Supervisor(s) depending on the contractual obligations. The Authorised Supervisor will need to undergo a week’s training, which will be arranged at a suitable Eskom facility. This person must also pass an exam to verify his understanding of the procedure, after which he/she will need to be interviewed by a panel to discuss the practical understanding of being appointed as an Authorised Supervisor.
Permit to Work System. NO service shall be carried out without a "PERMIT TO WORK" as applicable to each Site.
Permit to Work System. Contractor shall ensure that it conducts its operations under a “Permit to Work System” that at a minimum meets Company’s requirement and general industry standards. Company shall have the right to review and endorse Contractor’s plan prior to implementation. At all Company-operated locations, a “Work Permit” is required for designated work activities conducted in or around the facility as required by Company. Permits must be issued before the work begins and may only be issued by Company personnel or designated representatives. Contractor must be familiar with and comply with the Work Permit program requirements of Company. At Contractor locations, or Company locations worked exclusively by Contractor, the Contractor Work Permit system may be used if previously reviewed and endorsed by Company as meeting minimum Company requirements.
Permit to Work System. (1) NO service shall be carried out without a "PERMIT TO WORK" as applicable to each Site.
(2) The Contractor will be expected to have their own Responsible Persons authorised as agreed with SSM.
(3) The Contractor’s Responsible Person must satisfy himself that all sources of possible danger are isolated. Details of the Permit to Work system can be found in the Plant Safety Regulations, Eskom OPR 3305.
(4) A Permit to Work (where applicable) is used on declared major outages, details can be found in the plant safety regulations. Permit changes are made during the dead time, if it is required by the Contractor that a certain supply be made available or plant tested then this can be applied for at the Project Management Meeting at least 1 day in advance.
(5) Plant with a prohibitive sign attached may only be operated by appointed Employer personnel. Any
(6) Hot work" procedure and Permit requirements to be adhered to when any hot work is conducted.