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Such activities include cutting, welding, brazing, soldering and the use of blow-lamps. Hot Work, in the main, is associated with the application of heat either directly to, or adjacent to plant, tanks, vessels, pipes etc, that contain or have contained any explosive, flammable or toxic substance.
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Hot work shall not be performed in a confined space until a designated person has tested the atmosphere and determined that it is not hazardous. Fire protection. To the extent possible, hot work shall be performed in designated locations that are free of fire hazards.
Hot Work is work involving burning, welding, or a similar operation that is capable of initiating fires or explosions. Hot Work permits are used to lessen the chances of fires breaking out by making sure only qualified individuals are doing the work in a safe area and a safe manner.
Common types of hot work include: Welding, brazing, and soldering. Grinding and cutting. Thawing pipes. The use of open flames, blow-lamps, and torches. Using bitumen and tar boilers. The use of hot air blowers and lead heaters.
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OSHA defines hot work as: work involving electric or gas welding, cutting, brazing or similar flame or spark-producing operations. We should be concerned about hot work because: In our plants a spark invites disaster because of the tremendous potential for flammable vapors or gases to be present.
Designated hot work areas shall be: inspected and approved by Facility Management and/or EHS. Inspected by EHS on an annual basis after being approved. kept free of combustibles and flammables. Constructed using non-combustible or fire resistive materials. Equipped with fire extinguisher(s).

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