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- Starts Sunday 25 October 2026
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- 6:00–10:00 PMRiyadh time

A practical oil and gas HSE program covering permit-to-work principles, scope, and high-risk work control, general, hot work, confined space, excavation, isolation, lifting, and line break permits, roles and responsibilities of requesters, area authorities, HSE officers, and performers, permit preparation, review, approval, execution, suspension, and closure, with field exercises, case studies, checklists, simulations, and workplace-ready safety controls.
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Ask on WhatsAppThe Permit to Work (PTW) System course is a practical oil and gas HSE training program designed to build applied competence in permit-to-work principles, scope, and high-risk work control, general, hot work, confined space, excavation, isolation, lifting, and line break permits, and roles and responsibilities of requesters, area authorities, HSE officers, and performers. It supports safe work execution in drilling, production, processing, refining, petrochemical, industrial, maintenance, and contractor environments.
The program covers permit-to-work principles, scope, and high-risk work control, general, hot work, confined space, excavation, isolation, lifting, and line break permits, roles and responsibilities of requesters, area authorities, HSE officers, and performers, permit preparation, review, approval, execution, suspension, and closure, LOTO, gas testing, SIMOPS, and coordination of simultaneous activities, permit form completion, field simulations, and PTW failure case analysis. Participants work through structured procedures, checklists, field scenarios, case studies, practical exercises, simulations, and assessment activities aligned with oil and gas safety practice.
The course is designed for an applied delivery format of approximately 3 training day(s), with a focus on hazard recognition, prevention controls, emergency response, permit discipline, safe work planning, and practical outputs that can be adapted to the participant’s workplace.
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