Hot Works
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At Jason Rowley Ltd, we deliver Hot Works training courses designed to help professionals understand the hazards, risks, and safety measures associated with hot work operations. Whether you are in construction, manufacturing, or any sector where hot work is necessary, our training ensures compliance with fire safety regulations and teaches you how to mitigate risks and protect your workplace from serious fire hazards.
Hot work is “any activity or process that generates flame, heat, or an incendiary spark, and introduces (or presents) a foreseeable risk of fire or explosion through a source of ignition by means of tools or equipment.” – GOV.UK
The Hot Works training course teaches the key aspects of hot work operations, including the hot work permit system, fire hazards, and the essential safety controls required to safely perform tasks that generate heat or sparks. The course provides the necessary fire safety knowledge to help you manage flammable materials, assess risks, and implement safe work practices.
Participants will learn how to effectively control hot work risks, including identifying hazards, using proper firefighting equipment, and implementing fire watch protocols. The course also covers important considerations such as working in confined spaces and managing hazardous fumes during hot work activities.
Our Hot Works training course is available in both virtual and classroom formats, ensuring flexibility to meet your team’s needs.
Duration – 1 Day
Prices – £250 plus VAT
All prices include training materials, expert instruction, and a Hot Work Permit certificate upon successful completion. We can also issue a VAT receipt on request. Certificates are valid for three years and must be renewed to remain compliant with safety regulations.
Jason Rowley Ltd provides an in-depth Hot Works course that equips your team with the skills and knowledge to perform hot work safely, mitigate fire hazards, and comply with fire safety regulations.
For more training course options, explore our SHEA training and SCO courses available. Alternatively, contact our expert team to discuss your training needs and discover how our years of expertise can help you.
There are many kinds of industrial, maintenance and construction projects that involve hot work, which is a practice that can create significant Health & Safety hazards for workers and their workplace. In fact, it’s actually one of the biggest fire risks that employers, employees and property owners can face. Over the course of the last decade, hot work fires have resulted in an estimated £68 million worth of losses in the UK. It is especially relevant for those in industries such as:
The Hot Works training course covers key safety aspects of hot work activities, including the following areas:
This module introduces the types of hot work operations and outlines the fire hazards associated with each. Topics include open flames, hot surfaces, sparks, and electrical hazards. Participants learn to recognise flammable materials and how to assess the surrounding environment to identify potential ignition sources.
A critical part of hot work controls, this module covers the hot work permit system, which is essential for authorising and tracking hot work activities. Participants will understand how to use a hot work permit to ensure that safety procedures are followed, that fire risks are mitigated, and that necessary precautions are in place.
The course teaches how to conduct a thorough risk assessment before beginning hot work operations. You’ll learn how to evaluate fire risks, environmental factors, and the presence of combustible materials. It also covers hot work control measures like ensuring the work area is clear of flammable materials, using local exhaust ventilation, and setting up appropriate firefighting equipment.
This module addresses the safety hazards involved when working in confined spaces during hot work operations. It includes how to manage the risks of hazardous fumes, proper ventilation techniques, and how to ensure the work environment remains safe while carrying out high-risk tasks in tight spaces.
A fire watch is essential during hot work operations to monitor for fires after the work is completed. This module covers the role of a fire watch, including their responsibilities for monitoring sparks, extinguishing small fires, and ensuring the area remains safe. It also addresses emergency procedures, including the steps to take if a fire breaks out.
Participants will be guided through best practices for hot work operations, including the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), fire-resistant clothing, and eye protection. The course also covers the importance of adhering to safety regulations, including HSE guidelines and industry-specific requirements.
As a trusted training provider, Jason Rowley Ltd ensures that individuals in the waste management industry receive comprehensive safety training that meets industry standards. Our courses provide a recognised EUSR certification and are designed to meet appropriate industry-level requirements. All courses are delivered by experienced industry experts, ensuring a thorough and engaging learning experience.
These courses are booked upon request, so please contact us to arrange.
Once you have completed a registration form you will receive an invite with instructions on how to join the course.
You can pay for your course(s) online or by card. If you’d prefer to pay by card, please get in touch.
In the first instance you need to contact the team. Depending on when your course is booked for there may be a cancellation fee. If you are due a refund money will be transferred back to you via the original method of payment.
Please get in touch and if we have availability on your preferred date, we can arrange that. There will be an amendment fee £50.
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