Maintain constant vigilance in work areas where hot work is being performed.
Ensure all hot work permits are in place and properly signed before work begins.
Monitor welding, grinding, cutting, or other spark-producing operations to prevent fires.
Verify that fire extinguishers, fire blankets, and other suppression equipment are present and in working order.
Check the work area for flammable materials and ensure proper fire protection measures are in place (e.g., spark containment, fire-retardant blankets, shielding).
Immediately raise the alarm and use firefighting equipment if a fire is detected.
Ensure adequate ventilation during hot work, especially in enclosed or confined spaces.
Keep unauthorized personnel out of designated hot work zones.
Remain at the job site for a specified time after hot work is completed to monitor for any delayed ignition risks.
Support HSE officers with inspections and compliance checks related to fire safety.
Participate in toolbox talks, safety meetings, and emergency drills.