Hot Work
Hot work refers to any task that generates heat, sparks, or flames, such as welding, grinding, cutting, soldering, and drilling. It’s essential for workers performing hot work to identify potential hazards and implement proper controls before beginning their tasks.
Hot work remains one of the leading causes of industrial fires and has been linked to some of the most severe fire incidents in industry. This course equips participants with the knowledge to recognize hazards associated with hot work and apply effective control measures. It also covers the fundamental components of a comprehensive Hot Work Program.
In this course, you’ll learn how a well-designed hot work policy and permit system can protect you and your coworkers from hazards associated with hot work operations.
Course Topics Include:
- Potential hazards of hot work
- Preparation steps before starting hot work
- Precautions and appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Hot work permit requirements
- Fire watch duties and responsibilities
Target Audience
- Workers who perform hot work
- Supervisors
- Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC) members
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