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    Hot Work Checklist

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    The hot work checklist outlines 10 safety items that must be compliant before hot work can begin, including having a valid hot work permit, clearing combustible materials, having a nearby fire extinguisher, trained operatives with proper PPE, a fire watch during and after work, signposting to control nearby areas, properly stored compressed gases, flashback arrestors on hoses, and adequate ventilation. The checklist is to be inspected, noted by relevant parties, and kept on file with documentation number and revision details.

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    The hot work checklist outlines 10 safety items that must be compliant before hot work can begin, including having a valid hot work permit, clearing combustible materials, having a nearby fire extinguisher, trained operatives with proper PPE, a fire watch during and after work, signposting to control nearby areas, properly stored compressed gases, flashback arrestors on hoses, and adequate ventilation. The checklist is to be inspected, noted by relevant parties, and kept on file with documentation number and revision details.

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    The hot work checklist outlines 10 safety items that must be compliant before hot work can begin, including having a valid hot work permit, clearing combustible materials, having a nearby fire extinguisher, trained operatives with proper PPE, a fire watch during and after work, signposting to control nearby areas, properly stored compressed gases, flashback arrestors on hoses, and adequate ventilation. The checklist is to be inspected, noted by relevant parties, and kept on file with documentation number and revision details.

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    Hot Work Checklist

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    Liko A. Paddingtone
    The hot work checklist outlines 10 safety items that must be compliant before hot work can begin, including having a valid hot work permit, clearing combustible materials, having a nearby fire extinguisher, trained operatives with proper PPE, a fire watch during and after work, signposting to control nearby areas, properly stored compressed gases, flashback arrestors on hoses, and adequate ventilation. The checklist is to be inspected, noted by relevant parties, and kept on file with documentation number and revision details.

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    HOT WORK CHECKLIST

    HWC Ref. No.: TAB-ACT-0001-HWC-HSE- Rev. Date:


    Project: C – 108 - 01 Location:

    COMPLIANT
    SN ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION COMMENTS
    Yes No N /A
    Does a hot work permit in place
    covering the work activity and is it
    1. ☐ ☐ ☐
    valid, in date, with relevant method
    statement/risk assessment attached?

    Is the area cleared of any combustible


    2. materials prior to hot works ☐ ☐ ☐
    commencing?

    Is a fire extinguisher located nearby


    3. and is it of a suitable type, in good ☐ ☐ ☐
    condition and maintained?

    Are all operatives involved in the


    4. operation competent and trained to ☐ ☐ ☐
    carry out hot works?

    Do all operatives have the correct PPE


    5. for hot works? (i.e., face/eye ☐ ☐ ☐
    protection, flame resistant clothing)

    Is a fire watch in attendance at the


    6. location both during and 30 minutes ☐ ☐ ☐
    after hot works activities?

    Is the area signposted and controlled


    to protect other work areas nearby,
    7. ☐ ☐ ☐
    where appropriate? (i.e., welding
    screens)

    Are compressed gases stored upright,


    8. valves working correctly and in general ☐ ☐ ☐
    good condition?

    Do hoses have flashback arrestors


    9. ☐ ☐ ☐
    installed at both torch and bottle ends?

    Is the area well ventilated to minimize


    10. ☐ ☐ ☐
    inhalation of welding fumes?

    DOCUMENT AUTHORITY
    Role Name Signature Date
    Inspected by:
    Noted by:

    Doc. No: ACT-HSE-F69.10 Rev. No: 00 Rev. Date: 20-Dec-2021 Page 1 of 1

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