Industrial workplaces involve tasks that can pose serious risks to personnel and equipment. These tasks may include hot work, confined space entry, electrical maintenance, working at heights, or using hazardous substances.
Industries relying on cranes, forklifts, hoists, and manual lifting operations particularly benefit from well-trained riggers.
Ken Institute’s Permit to Work Training is designed to provide participants with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to implement a PTW system. The programme focuses on the entire PTW process—from hazard identification to issuing permits and monitoring ongoing work.
Key focus areas include:
Participants gain practical skills to ensure that work is performed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with safety regulations.
Reduces the likelihood of accidents and hazardous incidents.
Helps meet legal and industry safety standards.
Combines theory with hands-on exercises and case studies.
Ensures high-risk tasks are executed safely and efficiently.
Clearly defines roles for safe execution of work.
Prevents incidents that could disrupt operations.
Training content can be adapted for your industry, workplace, and specific hazards.
This training is suitable for:
Upon completing the training, participants will be able to:
Participants leave with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to implement and manage a Permit to Work system effectively in their workplace.
Ken Institute offers flexible delivery options to suit organisational needs:
All participants receive a Ken Institute certificate on successful completion, validating their competence in managing PTW systems.
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Supervisors, safety officers, maintenance engineers, project managers, and any personnel responsible for high-risk operations.
No. The course is designed for both beginners and experienced personnel.
Depending on the format, it ranges from 2–4 days, combining theory and practical exercises.
Yes. Ken Institute provides a globally recognised certificate upon successful completion.
Absolutely. We tailor content to your industry, workplace, and types of hazardous tasks.
Yes. Onsite and virtual sessions include case studies, simulations, and hands-on exercises.
By equipping participants to identify hazards, issue permits correctly, and supervise work, the risk of workplace incidents is significantly reduced.