Hot Work Safety
Hot work safety refers to the practices and procedures implemented to ensure the safe execution of tasks that involve open flames, sparks, or high-temperature equipment, such as welding, cutting, brazing, grinding, and other operations. These activities can pose significant fire and explosion hazards if not managed properly, so hot work safety is crucial to protect workers and the surrounding environment.
Course Aims & Objectives
- To explain the type of work which may constitute Hot Work.
- To understand controls that should be in place whenever hot work is performed.
- To describe the functions of a fire watch.
- To provide details on where additional information can be obtained.
HSE Courses
- Authorized Gas Tester Training
- Confined Space Entry Training
- Confined Space Attendant Training
- Confined Space Supervisor
- Permit to Work (PTW) Training
- Permit to Work Holder
- Permit to Work Issuer
- Permit to Work Supervisor
- Hazard Communication
- Chemical Handling Safety
- Working At Height Safety Training
- Hand Safety Awareness
- Asbestos Awareness
- Basic H2S/BA Awareness
- PPE Awareness Training
- Manual Handling Safety Training
- Excavation Safety Training
- Abrasive Wheels Safety
- Hand and Power Tools
- Material Handling Safety
- Risk Assessment Training
- Lockout- Tag-out (LOTO)
- Certified Confined Space Worker
- Job Hazard Analysis JHA