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PROJECT HOT WORK PERMIT
l. "Hot Work" is defined as any activity that produces a spark, flame, or significant heat.
2. Foreman for hot work operation shall complete this form prior to commencement of the hot work. Employee performing hot work shall review this form and display in the area where work is being done.
Hot Work Done By (Name):
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Foreman (Name):
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Contractor (Name):
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Name of Fire Watch if Required (Name):
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Location of Hot Work:
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Description of Hot Work
Jobsite:
All Jobsites
Ballpark Village
Campus at Horton
CBX
Crawford HS
Golden1 Center
IMS
Kaiser Murrieta ASC
Kaiser-Garfield
KRT
Manchester
Mission Viejo MOBs
Rock Mountain Detention Center
SD Airport FIS
SEHQ
The RaDD Project
UHSH
UVSM Academic Building
Job Date:
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Permit Expires:
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Checklist
YES
NO
N/A
Will the sprinkler system or alarm system be impaired?
Appropriate fire extinguisher present?(not a jobsite extinguisher)
Hot work area cleared of flammable/combustible materials (35' recommended) or shielded/covered if they cannot be removed?
If sparks or slag falls below, area checked for other workers, electrical wires, and flammables? (i.e. decking sleeves, shaft work)
Floor and wall openings where sparks may drop are covered/protected?
Combustible floors wet down, covered with damp sand or other shields?
Hot work equipment in good working order? (i.e. leads checked for frays, gauges in proper working order
Flash arrestors present on oxygen/acetylene bottles (at gauge end)?
Gauges broken down at the end of the day and bottles capped?
Fire watch provided during and for 30 minuie after work is completed?
fire watch informed that he/she must check area after work is complete is for any potentail fire hazard?
Adequate ventialation in place?
Respiratory protection in place?
Coordination with GC if working near spray foam,roofing ,water proofing or other similar materials?
Paint removed from surface to be impacted?
visit?
Airhorn?
Foreman verification that the above location has been examined and the precautions on the checklist have been taken:
Operator Sign Off (initials):
Clear signature
End of Day Sign Off (initials):
Clear signature
Turner Approval (initials):
Clear signature
When do you need a Fire Watch?
Flamable or combustible materials are within 35 feet and cannot be protected.
Slag/sparks are falling to lower level or behind a wall or obstruction when the slag/spark cannot be managed by operator.
Hotwork is being performed in an occupied building.
Hotwork is being performed in a structure protected by sprinklers, in which the fire protection devices are inactive.
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