This document should be used to support the general requirements of
The Greencore Group Permit to Work 03.200.she.

It is intended to facilitate a "Safe System of Work"
where hot Work Processes are to be employed.

Hot Work is Where heat is to be generated during a process usually to effect a repair during maintenance operations e.g. fusion welding, brazing, soldering, the use of naked lights such as Oxy-acetylene cutting, paint stripping, metal grinding where sparks are generated or unprotected electric lights in hazardous atmospheres etc.

Exclusions

In this context Hot Work does not refer to cooking processes, ovens, fat fryers and roasters or oven burners etc during normal operation.

Name of person requiring a Hot Work Permit

Name of company if a contractor

List Hot Work Tools where permission is requested to use:

In which areas is Hot Work permitted

I understand that I am responsible for the area that I have requested permission to work with hot processes. I will not leave the area unattended whilst Hot Work is in progress. I will ensure that when I leave the area that my equipment is made safe and pipe-work is purged of all flammable gases and the flexible hoses to the regulators have disconnected. I will have available at all times a suitable and serviceable fire extinguisher. I will not leave the area whilst metal work either, the job or, the residue namely used welding electrodes etc are still Hot.

Print Name of person authorised to work with hot processes

Signature & date

I understand the requirements imposed on me by this Hot Work Permit.

Name of the Greencore Group Supervisor authorising Hot Work.

Job Title

Signature

By authorising the above Hot Work
I acknowledge that I am responsible for ensuring the conditions outlined above
are being complied with.

Name of the Greencore Group Supervisor authorising Hot Work.

Job Title

Signature

By authorising the above Hot Work,
I acknowledge that I am responsible
for ensuring the conditions outlined above are being complied with.