Permit to Work Sample Clauses
A Permit to Work clause establishes a formal system for authorizing specific work activities, typically those that are hazardous or require special safety precautions. This clause outlines the procedures for obtaining written permission before commencing such tasks, often involving risk assessments, safety checks, and clear documentation of responsibilities. By requiring prior approval and oversight, the clause helps prevent accidents, ensures compliance with safety regulations, and clarifies accountability for safe work practices.
Permit to Work. 40.1 This section explains the LFC's Permit to Work procedure. A Permit to Work will be required for most work within the Central Office beyond the day to day operation of the Service Provider Equipment within the Service Provider's Footprint. The purpose of the Permit to Work procedure is so that the LFC has prior notice of all significant activity on the LFC Sites and can respond appropriately in the event of an outage.
40.2 The LFC's Permit to Work team is part of the NOC. The NOC is responsible for ensuring that all work on the LFC Sites is visible so that risks to the LFC's Network can be controlled and mitigated.
40.3 The Permit to Work procedure is intended to minimise disruption by timing and enforcing standard work practices. It provides:
40.3.1 A real time view for the NOC of all planned work which poses a threat or service loss to the LFC's Network;
40.3.2 Contention checking to identify and eliminate conflict at the LFC Sites;
40.3.3 A check of work timing against specified requirements; and
40.3.4 An interface with the network events notification procedure to provide End Users with notifications of planned work.
40.4 Permit to Work applications are made online through the LFC website ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇. See Appendix G (Ultrafast Fibre control centre) for a manual permit required.
40.5 A Permit to Work is required when:
40.5.1 The Service Provider carries out any Service Provider Build at a Central Office (including the installation of and any subsequent work on the Service Provider Equipment);
40.5.2 Work creates a risk or loss of service to the LFC's Network (or a risk or loss of service to any equipment which supports the LFC's Network such as building services); and
40.5.3 Work is undertaken to the LFC's Network or building services infrastructure. (A Permit to Work is not required for the installation of and changes to cards in the Service Provider Equipment.)
40.6 An after-hours Permit to Work is defined as one required after 5.00 pm and where the work is to take place before 8.00 am the next day. The NOC is responsible for processing and approving after-hours Permits to Work. Contact the LFC NOC. See Appendix G for contact details.
40.7 In the event of a service impacting fault, permission may be given to commence work without a Permit to Work. In this situation the Service Provider should call the LFC NOC. See Appendix G for contact details.
40.8 The LFC will respond to a Permit to Work application within a reasonable period (which wil...
Permit to Work. The purpose is to manage the risk of hazardous work and work that could interfere with other hazardous operations.
Permit to Work. A written document indicating the equipment to work on, the potential hazards, how and where these hazards negated, signatures indicating that equipment is safe and the names of all persons working on the equipment.
Permit to Work. The Employer operates a permit to work, areas covered by these permits include general permits, electricity working, hot works, working at height and decontamination certificates. All permits will be issued as necessary by the Employer. No work is to be commenced without the possession of the relevant permit to work. There are no health risks to contractors’ personnel from the Employers activities as long as the Employers controls are complied with fully. There is a site induction that every member of the Contractors staff must complete before working on site. The Employer will continue to operate normally in the building. However, it will be necessary for some operational areas to be vacated for periods of time to allow works to be carried out. The Contractor will be required to liaise with the Employer so that a programme can be established to suit operational requirements. Access to all areas for Employers personnel must be always maintained, unless alternative arrangements have been made with the client. The Contractor must ensure that his operations do not pose any risk to the Employers personnel or visitors to the complex. Confirm you understand and will comply this requirement.
Permit to Work. The “Permit to Work” (“PTW”) applies to work that requires a specific, permit to perform the work. PTW requires identification of job task hazards, evaluation of job task risks, specification for control measures to track performance and use of those control measures to prescribe improvements to performance. The purpose of PTW is to prescribe documented practices to manage and control risks associated with the particular work. Contractor shall submit its practice(s) for Company’s review. If Company determines that Company’s documented practices for substantially the same work are more stringent than Contractor’s documented practices, Company Representative may require Contractor to follow Company’s documented practices.
Permit to Work. 4.1 A Permit to Work (PTW) system will be developed appropriate to the scale of the two Vessels operating this Service.
Permit to Work. (PTW) system
Permit to Work. The Contractor must obtain a permit to work certificate prior to the commencement of any work on Site where permit to work requirements apply.
Permit to Work. 38.1 This section explains the LFC's Permit to Work procedure. A Permit to Work will be required for most work within the Central Office beyond the day to day operation of the Access Seeker Equipment within the Access Seeker's Footprint. The purpose of the Permit to Work procedure is so that the LFC has prior notice of all significant activity on the LFC Sites and can respond appropriately in the event of an outage.
38.2 The LFC's Permit to Work team is part of the LFC NMC (or LFC NOC). The LFC NOC is responsible for ensuring that all work on the LFC Sites is visible so that risks to the LFC's Network can be controlled and mitigated.
38.3 The Permit to Work procedure is intended to minimise disruption by timing and enforcing standard work practices. It provides:
38.3.1 a real time view for the LFC NOC of all planned work which poses a threat or service loss to the LFC's Network;
38.3.2 contention checking to identify and eliminate conflict at the LFC Sites;
38.3.3 a check of work timing against specified requirements; and
38.3.4 an interface with the network events notification procedure to provide End Users with notifications of planned work.
38.4 Permit to Work applications are made online through the LFC website ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇. See Appendix G (Ultrafast Fibre control centre) for a manual permit required.
38.5 A Permit to Work is required when: 38.5.1 the Access Seeker carries out any Access Seeker Build at a Central Office (including the installation of and any subsequent work on the Access Seeker Equipment);
Permit to Work a permit agreed pursuant to the Permit to Work Protocol allowing the Contractor or any Contractor Related Party to carry out repairs and/or maintenance at a School;