Hot Work definition
Hot Work means the performance of welding, thermal or oxygen cutting, grinding, flame heating or any other activities of a similar nature.
Hot Work means work involving electric or gas welding, cutting, brazing, or similar flame or spark-producing operations.
Hot Work means laborers work in connection with welding, cutting, or machine excavation of operating mainline pipelines where there is a danger of fire, explosion, or violent release of pressure, at such times as the laborer is required by the Employer to work in the immediate area of danger. This shall not include such lines that have been purged with air movers, water or other acceptable methods.
Examples of Hot Work in a sentence
Contractors must conduct a hazard assessment, demonstrating what appropriate actions will be taken to prevent the ignition of combustible and flammable materials, such as the use of welding tarps and fire watches, and ensuring an adequate number of fire extinguishers are readily available at the site where the Hot Work is to be performed.
Hot Work is any work that produces a flame, spark, or excessive heat and includes the use of burning or welding equipment, brazing equipment, explosives, open flames, grinders, and powder-actuated tools.
Contractors must coordinate their activities with the AVANGRID Safety Department prior to commencing any Hot Work.
In all events, any Hot Work must conform to 29 CFR 1910 subpart Q.
More Definitions of Hot Work
Hot Work means any work which involves -
Hot Work means the excavating to expose or the cradling for cutting and welding of all pressurized or operating mainline pipelines containing or having contained hazardous materials so that the rupturing, cutting or welding of the pipe may result in fire, explosion or violent release of pressure, but not including such lines which have been purged with air movers, water or other acceptable methods.
Hot Work means riveting, welding, flame cutting or other fire or spark-producing operation.
Hot Work is defined as repair work on a furnace while it is to melting or holding heat temperature and necessitating the use of aluminized heat protective clothing. In addition, when a feeder spout requires changing while under operating temperature, those employees directly handling the spout change shall receive the "Hot Pay" premium. This premium shall not apply to employees specifically hired for routine maintenance work on a furnace or feeder.
Hot Work means riveting, welding, flame cutting or other fire or spark-producing operation. No hot work is to be performed without first obtaining an NPL Hot Work permit, except in designated locations including Workshop and facilities Maintenance areas.
Hot Work means work that produces arcs, sparks, flames, heat or other sources of ignition. (« travail à chaud »)
Hot Work means any activity requiring the use of electric arc or gas welding equipment, cutting burner equipment or other forms of flame, as well as heating or spark-generating tools, regardless of where it is carried out on board a ship.