ADOSH and NFPA Requirements for Hot Work Permits
OSHA requires employers to provide workplaces that are free of recognized hazards. Hot work performed on hollow or enclosed structures in marine terminals can present hazards to marine terminal workers. OSHA defines hot work to include riveting, welding, flame cutting, or similar fire- or spark producing operations. Requirements for hot work are in 29 CFR 1917.152.
3.0 hrs/0.3 CEU's
The day before the scheduled webinar, the class instructor will email you a Google Meet invite providing the webinar access information.
If you don't receive an invite by 4pm the day before the scheduled webinar, please contact Angela Murphy at 602-542-1769 for further assistance.
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ADOSH and NFPA Requirements for Hot Work Permits
OSHA requires employers to provide workplaces that are free of recognized hazards. Hot work performed on hollow or enclosed structures in marine terminals can present hazards to marine terminal workers. OSHA defines hot work to include riveting, welding, flame cutting, or similar fire- or spark producing operations. Requirements for hot work are in 29 CFR 1917.152.
3.0 hrs/0.3 CEU's
The day before the scheduled webinar, the class instructor will email you a Google Meet invite providing the webinar access information.
If you don't receive an invite by 4pm the day before the scheduled webinar, please contact Angela Murphy at 602-542-1769 for further assistance.