In order to avoid accidents and eliminate the risk of fire
or explosion on board it is necessary to follow the work permits before the
work starts
Work permits
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Example of work
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Hot work permit
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Welding, cutting
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Enclose space entry permit
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Tank inspections, Tank
cleaning
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Electrical work permit
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Electrical repairing
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Working aloft permit
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Working outboard permit
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Works outside ship hull
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Cold work permit
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Work with power tools outside engine room
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Small craft alongside permit
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Bunker barge alongside
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Under water work permit
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diving
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Does a yacht owner need a permit to do electrical/plumbing work on a yacht.
ReplyDeleteAre they immune to electric shocks? If the yacht owner has a permanent force field around them that would prevent them ever being shocked and therefore would make the electrical work safe then I'd say there is no need for a permit to work. If the yacht owner has super powers or is invincible then again not really necessary unless they are putting others at risk. If this is not the case and the yacht owner is in fact a normal human being then permit to work would be a sensible option.
ReplyDeletewhat is the meaning of electrical work permit?
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