Here are the top 20 SABIC WPR questions and answers.
1. What is a permit to work (PTW)? A PTW is a document that allows people to do work safely in areas that are hazardous. It ensures that all necessary precautions are taken.
2. Who issues PTWs? PTWs are issued by a supervisor or manager, known as the permit issuer.
3. Who completes the PTW? The person who will be doing the work, called the permit holder, completes the PTW.
4. What are the three types of PTWs? The three types of PTWs are hot work (work involving sparks or heat), confined space entry, and electrical work.
5. What is hot work? Hot work includes activities like welding, grinding, or soldering that produce sparks or heat.
6. What is a confined space? A confined space is an area not meant for work, with limited access and ventilation.
7. What is electrical work? Electrical work involves tasks related to electricity, like working on electrical panels or wiring.
8. What are the steps in the PTW process? The PTW process has four steps: Planning, Issuing, Performing the work, and Closing.
9. What are the hazards of hot work? Hazards of hot work include fire, explosions, and burns.
10. What are the hazards of confined space entry? Hazards of confined space entry include lack of oxygen, toxic air, and heat stress.
11. What are the hazards of electrical work? Hazards of electrical work include electric shock, arc flash, and fire.
12. What are lockout/tagout procedures? Lockout/tagout procedures prevent equipment from being powered up while work is being done on it.
13. What are confined space entry procedures? Confined space entry procedures ensure that the atmosphere in a confined space is safe before entry.
14. What are electrical work procedures? Electrical work procedures ensure that electrical tasks are done safely.
15. Who ensures the PTW process is followed? The permit issuer is responsible for ensuring the PTW process is followed.
16. What happens if the PTW process is not followed? Not following the PTW process can lead to accidents and injuries.
17. What are the penalties for violating PTW procedures? Penalties for violating PTW procedures can include fines, suspension, or even termination of employment.
18. What are the benefits of following PTW procedures? The benefits of following PTW procedures include increased safety, reduced accidents, improved productivity, and reduced liability.
19. What resources can help understand PTW procedures? Resources like the PTW manual, online training courses, and safety training sessions can help understand PTW procedures.
20. How can I get help with PTW procedure questions? If you have questions about PTW procedures, you can seek help from your supervisor, permit issuer, or the safety department.