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V-HSF047 Permit to Use a Tower

by Olivia Blazier, from the Community

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The V-HSF047 Permit to Use a Tower is a structured permit form to control and authorize the safe use of access towers on site. It captures site details, permit number, subcontractor, equipment ID, work description, location, and validity dates. The form aligns with Work at Height Regulations and prompts initial actions such as risk assessment, site-specific induction, PASMA-competent assembly, verification of CSCS competency, and availability of equipment certificates. It includes manager issue and supervisor receipt sections, daily check sign-offs for each day of the week, and final closure by both supervisor and manager with tag removal.

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