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Issues with gas station work orders

2016-11-09View Original

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A certain facility needs to be shut down for renovation; for example, the existing oil tanks are removed after the tanks are emptied. After those existing oil tanks (including the pipelines) are taken down, I would like to ask whether a fire permit is still required for any welding or heating work to be carried out on site. In my opinion, it’s no longer necessary to use fire tickets, as the crude oil tanks have been removed and there is no longer any source of flammable gases.
Reply #22016-11-09
Could there be something like gutters where flammable materials might accumulate? It’s advisable to follow the established procedures.
Reply #32016-11-09
Any welding work carried out in areas where welding is not permitted requires a permit.
Reply #42016-11-09
It’s not understood that way; this requirement to carry out fire-related operations is determined based on area classification, and it must be followed as long as the area is designated as such. A work order is a process that involves multiple repeated confirmations; do not skip it just to save time.
Reply #52016-11-09
It’s not the case that no work order is required for hot work involving the removal of hazardous materials: the reasons are as follows: 1. Most hot work tasks do not involve working with materials, and there may still be some hazardous elements present in the pipelines; 2. The checks prior to performing the task are not limited to just checking for flammable materials ; It is also necessary to verify whether the required fire-fighting equipment is in place, whether blind plates have been installed, and whether there are any other measures such as isolation in the surrounding area ; 3. The issuance of hot work permits involves multiple people and various levels of verification, including some professional checks, to prevent mere formalities from being carried out.
Reply #62016-11-09
Let’s use an example: after removing or moving all the existing equipment and facilities (tanks, pipes, valves, pumps, buildings, etc.) – with work permits obtained in advance – and rebuilding a new station on the same site, is it still necessary to obtain work permits?

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