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Permit to Work (PTW) Shift Handover Checklist
Communicate outstanding permit jobs, equipment status, isolations and interacting activities across shifts. The incoming team must independently verify required revalidation.
How to use this worksheet
- List open, suspended and closed permits with current status and identifiers.
- Walk down actual plant condition, open equipment, isolations and barricades.
- Communicate overlapping work, changing conditions, necessary gas tests and outstanding safeguards.
- Have outgoing and incoming responsible persons review responsibilities, communication and actions.
- Do not resume work until the employer's permit revalidation or reissue process is satisfied.
Worked field example
Example — Handover after a pressure test: Record line depressurization status, isolated valves, blocked access, open permit ID and incoming shift verification.
SERNEM — FIELD WORKSHEET
Permit to Work (PTW) Shift Handover Checklist
Adapt this worksheet to actual site conditions.
Shift and permit identification
Open permits and handover controls
| Permit / task | Current state | Remaining control / action | Incoming owner |
|---|---|---|---|
Status, controls and revalidation
This worksheet does not transfer, extend or reissue a permit. Follow the site's PTW authority, isolation certificates and required field revalidation.
Frequently asked questions
Does a permit automatically carry over to the next shift?
No. Verify validity and handover requirements against the site's approved PTW procedure.
Why must SIMOPS be included?
One job can create a hazard for another, so interacting work and safeguards must be communicated.
Related SERNEM resources
Technical sources
This worksheet does not transfer, extend or reissue a permit. Follow the site's PTW authority, isolation certificates and required field revalidation.