• Description
  • Curriculum

The Permit to Work (PTW) course is tailored for professionals involved in planning, authorizing, or carrying out high-risk work activities. This essential training equips participants with the skills and knowledge to implement and manage an effective permit-to-work system that ensures safety, legal compliance, and operational control.

Course Content

1. Introduction to Permit to Work Systems

  • Purpose and benefits of PTW

  • Key components of a PTW system

  • When a permit is required

2. Types of Work Permits

  • Hot Work Permit

  • Cold Work Permit

  • Confined Space Entry Permit

  • Electrical Work Permit

  • Working at Height Permit

3. Roles and Responsibilities

  • Duties of permit issuers, receivers, and performing authorities

  • Responsibilities of supervisors and contractors

  • Communication and coordination in permit processes

4. Permit-to-Work Procedures

  • Step-by-step PTW process

  • Isolation and lockout/tagout procedures

  • Permit validity, extension, and cancellation

5. Risk Assessment in PTW

  • Identifying job-specific hazards

  • Implementing controls before issuing permits

  • Monitoring and reviewing permits in progress

6. Legal & Regulatory Framework

  • Legal requirements for high-risk work

  • Industry best practices and compliance standards

  • Case studies and lessons learned from incidents

7. Documentation & Record Keeping

  • Proper documentation and retention of permits

  • Audit trails and compliance reporting

  • Common errors in PTW records and how to avoid them


Assessment & Certification

To successfully complete the Permit to Work course, participants must pass:

Written Examination – A multiple-choice assessment evaluating theoretical knowledge of PTW systems.
Practical PTW Simulation – A scenario-based activity involving permit creation, hazard identification, and control implementation.

Upon completion, successful participants will receive a nationally/internationally recognized Permit to Work Certificate (based on the awarding body you choose).

Who Should Attend?

  • Safety officers and HSE professionals

  • Supervisors and team leaders involved in high-risk work

  • Maintenance, operations, and technical personnel

  • Contractors and sub-contractors working on industrial sites

Course Duration

2 Days (Fast-track and flexible options available)

Why Choose Us?

Qualified Trainers with Industry Experience
Practical Scenarios & Real-World Applications
Compliance with International Safety Standards
Globally Recognized Certification Options