Permit to Work system
The PIMS Permit to Work System course provides practical knowledge of the controls used to authorise and manage hazardous or non-routine work activities. Participants learn how an effective permit-to-work proce...
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Program Overview
The PIMS Permit to Work System course provides practical knowledge of the controls used to authorise and manage hazardous or non-routine work activities. Participants learn how an effective permit-to-work process supports risk control, clear communication, safe isolation and coordination between everyone involved in high-risk work.
The training explains how permits are issued, monitored, extended, suspended and closed, helping learners understand the responsibilities of permit issuers, receivers, supervisors and contractors.
What You'll Learn
- Purpose of permit-to-work systems
- How permit systems operate
- Roles and responsibilities
- Permit processes
- Types of permits
- Permit periods and extensions
- Closing work permits
Empowering professionals with knowledge, practical understanding and stronger workplace skills.
PIMSWho Should Attend?
This PIMS course is suitable for permit issuers, permit receivers, supervisors, contractors, maintenance teams and employees involved in planning, authorising or carrying out high-risk work. It is particularly relevant to personnel working with hot work, confined spaces, electrical systems, isolation activities and other controlled operations.
Key Benefits
After completing the Permit to Work System course with PIMS, participants should be better prepared to:
- Identify activities that require formal permit control
- Understand permit-holder and permit-authority responsibilities
- Verify required precautions and isolations before work begins
- Coordinate simultaneous and interacting work activities
- Manage permit issue, extension, suspension, handover and closure
- Support stronger control of high-risk workplace activities
Assessment & Evaluation
The PIMS Permit to Work System assessment evaluates the learner's understanding of permit procedures and their practical application in workplace situations.
- Assessment time: 2 hours.
- The assessment is open book.
- Minimum passing score: 65%.
- A maximum of three attempts is permitted within the stated assessment period.
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