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    This document discusses the permit to work (PTW) system for the Pearl GTL Project. It outlines the purpose of a PTW system is to define the scope of work, identify hazards and risks, establish control measures, and ensure communication. It describes the scope of activities that require a PTW, including hot work, confined space entry, and work at height. It also outlines the roles and responsibilities of the operations manager, HSE manager, permit issuer, permit receiver, and HSE personnel in the PTW system. Finally, it lists the sections that should be included in a permit, such as work description, hazards identified, and permit issue and receipt.

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    This document discusses the permit to work (PTW) system for the Pearl GTL Project. It outlines the purpose of a PTW system is to define the scope of work, identify hazards and risks, establish control measures, and ensure communication. It describes the scope of activities that require a PTW, including hot work, confined space entry, and work at height. It also outlines the roles and responsibilities of the operations manager, HSE manager, permit issuer, permit receiver, and HSE personnel in the PTW system. Finally, it lists the sections that should be included in a permit, such as work description, hazards identified, and permit issue and receipt.

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    This document discusses the permit to work (PTW) system for the Pearl GTL Project. It outlines the purpose of a PTW system is to define the scope of work, identify hazards and risks, establish control measures, and ensure communication. It describes the scope of activities that require a PTW, including hot work, confined space entry, and work at height. It also outlines the roles and responsibilities of the operations manager, HSE manager, permit issuer, permit receiver, and HSE personnel in the PTW system. Finally, it lists the sections that should be included in a permit, such as work description, hazards identified, and permit issue and receipt.

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    Permit To Work

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    HSE
    This document discusses the permit to work (PTW) system for the Pearl GTL Project. It outlines the purpose of a PTW system is to define the scope of work, identify hazards and risks, establish control measures, and ensure communication. It describes the scope of activities that require a PTW, including hot work, confined space entry, and work at height. It also outlines the roles and responsibilities of the operations manager, HSE manager, permit issuer, permit receiver, and HSE personnel in the PTW system. Finally, it lists the sections that should be included in a permit, such as work description, hazards identified, and permit issue and receipt.

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    The key takeaways are that a PTW system is used to define the scope of work, identify hazards and risks, establish control measures, and ensure a safe working environment. It involves various roles such as the permit issuer and receiver and includes sections such as work description, hazards identified, and permit closure.

    A PTW system is used to define the scope of work, identify hazards and assess risks, establish control measures, link work to other permits/certificates, ensure work is authorized by responsible persons, communicate hazards and controls, and ensure all hazards are identified and controlled to maintain a safe working environment.

    The key roles involved in a PTW system include the Operations Manager, HSE Manager, Permit Issuer, Permit Receiver, and HSE Personnel. Each role has specific responsibilities related to establishing, implementing, monitoring and closing out the permit.

    PEARL GTL PROJECT

    PERMIT

    TO

    WORK
    AGENDA
    PEARL GTL PROJECT
    1. Introduction

    2. Scope

    3. Roles & Responsibilities

    4. Sections in a Permit
    INTRODUCTION
    PEARL GTL PROJECT
    WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF A PTW SYSTEM?
    • Define the scope of the work
    • ID Hazards and assess the risks
    • Establish Control Measures (eliminate/ mitigate).
    • Links work to other permits/ certificates
    • Authorized by responsible persons
    • Communicate the above to all persons involved
    • Ensure all hazards have been identified; appropriate control
    measures have been taken and communicated

    ENSURE A SAFE WORKING ENVIRONMENT


    INTRODUCTION
    PEARL GTL PROJECT
    A SAFE WORKING ENVIRONMENT

    THE PERMIT CANNOT DO THIS!

    THE CORRECT ADMINISTRATION


    OF THE SYSTEM CAN
    SCOPE
    PEARL GTL PROJECT
    WHERE DO WE NEED A PERMIT?

     All area that falls under RTPL Premises

    FOR WHAT ACTIVITIES DO YOU REQUIRE A PTW?


    SCOPE
    1. Hot Activities

    2. Confined Space Entry

    3. Radiography

    4. Electrical Work

    5. Night Works

    6. Cold Work
    SCOPE

    7. Excavations

    8. Work at Height

    9. Grating Removal
    ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES

    Operations Manager

     Has to ensure that a PTW system is in place


     Overall responsible for the PTW system
     Ensure training and competency standards are followed
     Approve deviations from the procedure
     Appoint persons in writing
    ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES

    HSE Manager
    • Ensure the PTW procedure is up to date (custodian)
    • Monitor compliance to PTW procedure
    • Ensure integrated risk assessment (JHA) process
    ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES

    Permit Issuer
    • Full understanding of the scope of the work
    • Ensure all hazards and controls are identified
    • Ensure the Permit Receiver understand the terms
    • Has to ensure that work site preparations are done
    • Ensure that there is no conflicting activities on site
    • Suspend or close the PTW when it is no longer
    required
    • Be present on site at all times during works
    ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
    Permit Receiver
    • Complete the PTW
    • Ensure that all attachments are made as required
    • Prepare the work area as defined in the PTW
    • Discuss the permit fully with Permit Issuer
    • Understand the limitations and restrictions of the PTW
    • Inform the Permit Issuer and PTW Office of any changes
    • STOP the work if it is unsafe to continue
    • Carry out housekeeping on a daily basis
    • Communicate all of the above to his work team
    • Carry out the gas test with the help of authorized gas tester
    • All permits should be submitted for at least 1 day before for
    review and approval
    ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES

    HSE Personnel (Screening of the PTW):

    • Carry out compliance monitoring (daily)


    • Responsible in screening PTW on submission
    • Inspect new PTW work locations for critical works
    • Suspend activities if they are unsafe
    • Manage the PTW control center
    • Ensure the gas test whether it is Carried out by
    authorized Gas tester or not
    Sections of a Permit
     Work Permit Duration & Validity
     Work Location
     Work Description
     Hazard Identification & precaution
    taken
     Work Permit issue & Receipt
     Work Permit closure
     Work Permit Renewal
    Thank you

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