About This Course
Permit-to-work systems are implemented to control high-risk work activities that could result in serious or disabling injuries due to simple human error. This course aims to introduce all employees to the permit-to-work (PTW) system and familiarize them with the roles and responsibilities of different workers, ranging from the site in charge to shopfloor employees.
Learning Objectives
Value the importance of implementing a Permit to Work System.
List and explain the different types of Permit-to-Work applications and their essential components.
Define the roles and responsibilities of those who have the authority to authorize specific jobs, including any limitations, and those responsible for specifying necessary precautions.
Ensure that all employees and contractors involved in the work are covered by the Permit to Work System and understand their responsibilities.
Regularly monitor and audit the system to ensure that it is functioning as intended and effectively promoting safety.
Prioritize safety to ensure that work is carried out in a controlled and secure manner.
Target Audience
- This course is intended for individuals who are responsible for managing, implementing, or using Permit to Work systems. This typically includes Line Managers, Maintenance Managers and Engineers, Supervisors, Safety Advisors, and those who have been selected to become new Permit Issuing Authorities (those who issue and monitor the permit to work).
Curriculum
18h
Background to permit to work systems.
Types of work permits.
Key definitions used in permit-to-work systems.
When to use a Permit to Work.
Authorization and issue of a Permit to Work.
A step-by-step run through a typical permit-to-work system.
The permit issuer – duties and responsibilities.
The permit receiver – duties and responsibilities.
Monitoring and auditing.
Record keeping.
Review and discussion.
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