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2015-11-18View Original

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Suppose we need to use a drill to create a trench 0.6 meters deep and 0.3 meters wide in the main road of the company, in order to lay pipes there. How many work permits do you think should be issued? :lol
Reply #22015-11-18
Road work permit, Electrical work permit, Underground excavation permit
Reply #32015-11-18
:On L’s phone, it’s the same speed too!
Reply #42015-11-18
Do I need a construction permit? Is a hot work permit required?
Reply #52015-11-18
It depends on the way the work is carried out and the conditions of the work site; if there are sources of fire or underground pipelines involved, it’s likely that permits will also be required
Reply #62015-11-18
Groundwork, circuit disconnection, temporary wiring, hot work (producing hot surfaces)
Reply #72015-11-18
If rebar needs to be cut, a hot work permit is required.
Reply #82015-11-18
Is it necessary to obtain a fire work permit for using electrical equipment (electric drill) without cutting?
Reply #92015-11-18
According to the regulations of various organizations, cutting and crushing concrete is classified as a low-energy hot work task, resulting in lower approval requirements. The requirements are similar to those for regular assignments.
Reply #102015-11-18
The company should obtain whatever licenses it needs; after all, the rules and regulations vary from one company to another. It’s not like we’re digging trenches on the roads in society.
Reply #112015-11-18
Circuit breaker safety work permit, Earthwork safety work permit, Temporary power use safety work permit

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