As of the release of this newsletter we are now very happy to inform our users that the dashboard and reporting functions of the Digital Administration System have been completed. Furthermore, the fine tuning of the enrolment and payment processes are progressing well...
Work instructions and procedures may not on their own be adequate for most work activities, but some require extra care, particularly when the instruction or procedure is not an effective control measure in controlling the risk. Section 3 – Work Requiring a Permit...
The Wellsite Permit to Work Online training fees are being simplified from 1 November 2019. Rather than the many different fees based on membership status, trainee history and course type (WPH, WPA or OCR), all course fees will now be: Member $275 (exc. GST)...
Many incidents occur within our industry that are directly related to activities that can be controlled by the Wellsite Permit to Work (WPTW) system. Over the years, we have seen serious injuries, environmental damage, equipment damage and project delays as a direct...
s5.3 of the WPTW Rev 3 Handbook deals with what to do in the event of a declared emergency. A declared emergency will be established upon any activation of an emergency signal and automatically cancels all authorised work unless it is part of routine equipment...
The Work Party is the list of personnel nominated by the WPA and Signed-on to the Permit who are authorised to perform the Scope of Work at the nominated Job Site for the duration specified on the Permit. Responsibilities of Work Party members include: Having...