Definitions
Roles and Responsibilities
General
100

What is Hot Work?

Any temporary operation involving open flames or the creation of excessive heat and/or sparks

100

Who fills out the hot work permit?

Hot Work Operator 

100

The Hot Work Permit has ___ parts;

Part ___ must be displayed where hot work is performed.

2;2


200

What is a Designated Area?

An approved area where hot work can be performed without a permit. They are constructed of noncombustible or fire-restrictive materials.

200

Who verifies a Fire Watch is assigned if needed?

Hot work permit issuer/supervisor

200

What questions should we ask ourselves before hot work?

Can we complete the task without having to do hot work? Or can we move it to a safer location?

300

What is a Hot Work Permit Area?

Areas where hot work operations are undertaken provided the area is made fire safe, a Hot Work Permit has been issued.

300

True or False:

It is the hot work permit issuer/supervisor's responsibility to take all necessary precautions to prevent fires.

False; It is the operator's responsibility. Hot work permit issuer/supervisor is to verify the all precautions have been taken. 

300

Give two examples of the common flammable/combustible materials we have on site.

Lubricating oil,

Brake parts cleaner;

Cardboard boxes/paper;

rags, etc

400

What is a Prohibited Area?

An area that has high potential for fire and / or explosion or combustible hazards cannot be adequately controlled such as but not limited to: natural gas bays, confined spaces or welding performed on CNG powered equipment.

400

Who needs to have an extinguisher readily available and ensure it is ready to use?

Fire Watch

400

Fire watch (continuous) to last for___ minutes after hot work has ceased and consists of at least____ inspections at ___ minute intervals followed by a three (3) hour watch at regular tours and the closure of the hot work permit documentation.

60;

2;

30