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Permit-to-Work Training

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Summary

Price
£12 inc VAT
Study method
Online
Course format What's this?
Video
Duration
4 hours · Self-paced
Access to content
365 days
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Certification of Completion - Free
Additional info
  • Tutor is available to students

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Overview

The Permit-to-Work Training course is designed to provide comprehensive knowledge and skills necessary for individuals working in industries that require the issuance and control of permits-to-work. This course aims to equip participants with an understanding of permit-to-work systems, their purpose, and the procedures involved in ensuring a safe work environment.

Description

Module 1: Introduction to Permit-to-Work Systems

- Definition and purpose of permit-to-work systems

- Key principles and benefits of using permit-to-work systems

- Legal and regulatory requirements

Module 2: Types of Permits-to-Work

- Overview of different types of permits-to-work

- Specific applications and requirements for each permit type

Module 3: Roles and Responsibilities

- Key personnel involved in the permit-to-work process

- Duties and responsibilities of each role

Module 4: Issuing and Controlling Permits-to-Work

- Step-by-step process for issuing permits-to-work

- Documentation and record-keeping requirements

- Permit duration and extensions

Module 5: Risk Assessment and Control

- Identifying and evaluating hazards and risks

- Implementing control measures

- Safe work practices and procedures

Module 6: Emergency Procedures

- Emergency response plans and protocols

- Communication during emergencies

- Incident reporting and investigation

Module 7: Communication and Coordination

- Effective communication with stakeholders

- Coordination between different work teams

- Addressing conflicts and challenges

Module 8: Legal and Regulatory Compliance

- Overview of relevant laws and regulations

- Compliance requirements for permit-to-work systems

- Penalties for non-compliance

Module 9: Auditing and Reviewing

- Conducting permit-to-work audits and inspections

- Continuous improvement of the permit-to-work system

- Lessons learned and best practices

Module 10: Case Studies and Practical Exercises

- Real-world scenarios and case studies

- Practical exercises to reinforce learning

Who is this course for?

  • Permit-to-Work Coordinator: Coordinate and oversee the issuance, control, and closure of permits-to-work. Ensure compliance with safety regulations and coordinate with different teams and contractors.
  • Safety Supervisor/Officer: Monitor and enforce safety procedures and policies, conduct risk assessments, and provide guidance on permit-to-work systems. Ensure workers' adherence to safety protocols and facilitate incident investigations.
  1. Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Manager: Oversee the implementation and management of safety programs, including permit-to-work systems. Develop and enforce safety policies, conduct audits, and provide training and support to personnel.
  • Compliance Officer: Ensure compliance with relevant regulations and standards by conducting regular audits, reviewing permit-to-work processes, and recommending improvements. Maintain records and documentation for regulatory purposes.
  • Safety Consultant: Provide expert advice and guidance to organizations on implementing effective permit-to-work systems. Conduct audits, develop safety strategies, and deliver training programs to improve safety performance.
  • Occupational Health and Safety Specialist: Assess workplace hazards, develop and implement safety programs, and provide training on permit-to-work systems. Ensure compliance with occupational health and safety regulations.

Requirements

No prior knowledge or experience required

Career path

Risk Management Specialist:

  • Identify and assess potential risks in work environments, develop risk mitigation strategies, and provide guidance on permit-to-work processes to minimize hazards and ensure worker safety.

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Certificates

Certification of Completion

Digital certificate - Included

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