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Permit to Work & Process Isolation Systems
Sector:
Oil and Gas - General
Technical Focus Area:
HSE & Risk Management
About the Course
This course introduces the fundamentals of permit to work and process isolation systems, giving participants a working understanding of how permits control high-risk work activities safely. It is designed for professionals who issue, hold, or work under permits to work.
Participants examine isolation and lockout-tagout procedures, along with confined space and hot work permit requirements, building the practical knowledge needed to apply permit to work procedures correctly. The course closes with an introduction to permit auditing practices.
Learning Milestones
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Apply permit to work procedures correctly.
- Explain isolation and lockout-tagout requirements.
- Conduct a basic permit-to-work audit.
- Identify hazards requiring specific permit types.
- Distinguish roles within the permit to work process.
- Recognize common permit to work violations.
Professional Audience
This course is ideal for professionals involved in permit to work and isolation processes, including:
- Field operations personnel
- Maintenance technicians and supervisors
- Permit issuers and authorized persons
- HSE officers
- Contractor supervisors
- Site shift leaders
Modular Syllabus
Permit to Work System Principles
Permit to work system purpose
Permit types and applications
Roles within the permit process
Permit validity and handover procedures
Common permit system weaknesses
Course Dates & Prices
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