Hot Work Permits
Overview/Description
Hot work can be defined as any operation such as brazing, cutting, welding, grinding, soldering, or torching that can cause sparks or flames. While such work is necessary, the hazards associated can be minimized through an effective hot work permit program. This 30-minute course provides an overview of an OSHA-compliant hot work permit program, including the permit process, roles and responsibilities, and controls used to minimize the risk of fire. The content in this course is designed to comply with the intent of the applicable regulatory requirements.
- identify key elements of a hot work permit program
- describe the primary roles and responsibilities of key personnel involved in a compliant hot work permit program
- recall controls used to minimize the risk of fire and injury during hot work operations
Target
Audience
All personnel involved in hot work operations
Expected
Duration
0.5 hours
Lesson
Objectives:
Hot Work Permits
recognize correct statements about hot work permit programs.
identify key elements of hot work permit programs related to the work area.
describe the primary responsibilities of the Permit Authorizing Individual in a compliant hot work permit program.
describe the primary responsibilities of the supervisor in a hot work permit program.
describe the primary responsibilities of the hot work operator in a hot work permit program.
describe the primary responsibilities of the fire watch in a hot work permit program.
recall controls used to minimize fire and injury risks associated with combustible materials.
select accurate statements about controls and protective equipment used when working in hot work areas.
identify accurate statements about fire-related hazard controls (sprinklers, fire alarms, and fire extinguishers.)
Course Number: SAH0108