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Permit to Work on Electric Circuits
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Location of work: |
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Circuits involved: |
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Personnel assigned to the work: |
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We, the undersigned, are satisfied that the circuits described above: |
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Have been Isolated and that it is safe for the work outlined to commence.+ |
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Lock-out / Tag-out Procedures complied with. + |
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Cannot be Isolated but the special precautions are adequate and that it is safe for the work to commence.+ |
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Officer carrying out Work Signature : |
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Chief Engineer’s Signature : |
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Master’s Signature : |
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Permit Cancellation : |
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The work is completed and the equipment can be re-commissioned. |
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Officer carrying out Work Signature : |
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* Valid only for time of work, not to exceed 8 hours.+ Delete as appropriate. |
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