ICTI factory inspection hot work management procedure document

1. ICTI Factory Audit Hot Work Management Procedure Document Purpose This procedure is specially formulated to prevent explosions and fires that may occur in the workplace 2. ICTI Factory Audit Scope of Application

2.1 This procedure applies to open flame operations such as flames, cutting, brazing, etc. 2.2 This procedure applies to spark operations such as welding, metal grinding, etc.

3. ICTI factory audit main responsibilities and powers

3.1 The management representative is responsible for supervising the implementation of this procedure. 3.2 The on-site fire prevention officer is responsible for the specific implementation of this procedure. 3.3 All departments cooperate in the implementation of this procedure.

4. Definition: Hot work: work outside the normal working area that uses open flames or sparks that may ignite flammable materials.

5. ICTI working procedures

5.1 The places in this factory that are dangerous for hot work are dangerous goods warehouses, workshops, workshops, and workshops. (hereinafter referred to as dangerous places

).
5.2 The factory posts warning signs at the entrance of dangerous places: "No hot work is allowed here without permission"
5.3 The grinding machines used by our factory should be at least 6 meters away from the dangerous places and isolated from the working place. 5.4 If hot work needs to be carried out in the dangerous places, it must be approved by the management representative, who will arrange the on-site fire prevention personnel to carry out the work.

Prevent fire hazards.
5.5 Before hot work, all flammable materials should be removed and equipment that cannot be removed from the hot work area should be covered or isolated with fire curtains.
5.6 During hot work, the on-site fire prevention personnel designated by the management representative shall use fire curtains to control sparks or slag to prevent splashing onto other floors or

On-site fire prevention personnel are on duty at hot work locations to ensure that no fire occurs.
5.7 After the hot work is completed, the on-site fire prevention personnel should continue to monitor for 30-60 minutes according to the degree of dangerous factors on site.

, follow the "Fire Emergency Preparedness Management Procedure" 5.8 At the hot work site, appropriate fire extinguishing equipment should be available at all times to deal with potential dangerous factors. The management of fire extinguishing equipment is in accordance with the management of fire equipment

Require execution.
5.9 If the factory uses a subcontractor to carry out hot work, this procedure shall also be followed and the contractor shall be informed that this procedure has been signed and confirmed by him.
5.10 Both our factory and subcontractors should use welding equipment correctly and all cables should be maintained to be in good condition.