Hot_work_permit_Glenmont_0001.pdf

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EDIS CONSERVE HIGH PRIORITY ART Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
140P4524Q0040
Issued by
Department of the Interior National Park Service Northeast Region

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The document provided is a Hot Work and Open Flame Request and Approval Form for Thomas Edison National Historical Park. It outlines the requirements and procedures for conducting hot work, such as soldering or welding, within the park. Key details include:

The form requires identifying the location and nature of the hot work, the name and signature of the worker(s) and fire watch person(s), and confirmation that various safety precautions have been taken. These include providing ventilation for smoke-producing operations, having appropriate fire extinguishers on hand, and temporarily disabling the fire suppression/detection system in the work area. The form must be approved by a National Park Service supervisor prior to commencing the hot work.

This form is associated with a federal contract opportunity from the Department of the Interior's National Park Service Northeast Region for EDIS CONSERVE HIGH PRIORITY ART, with solicitation number 140P4524Q0040. However, the provided document does not contain details about the specific products, services, pricing, or other requirements of that contract opportunity.

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Thomas Edison National Historical Park

Hot Work and Open Flame

Request and Approval Form

Date: __________________ Time Of Work: ____________________________

Location and work to be done: ____________________________________________

Please supply the following:

Name of Solderer(s)/Welder(s)/Tack

Iron or Heat Gun User:

Signature

Name of Fire Watch Person (s) Signature o Fire watch person must remain within 6’ – 8’ of the hot work at all times o Fire watch to continue 60 minutes after flame is extinguished/equipment turned off

The following items have been completed:

_____ Pre-hot work/open flame assessment meeting completed

_____ Smoke producing operations identified and ventilation provided

_____ Fire retardant blankets and/or other agreed upon fire protection is in place

_____ At least two appropriate fire extinguishers are within six feet of hot work

_____ NPS has temporarily disabled fire suppression/detection system for requested area as determined by the CDSO/SFMO

Approved:

National Park Service (Supervisor) Contractor

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