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| OBTAINING A WORK PERMIT |
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 Work permits serve as a guideline for Gas Malaysia to supervise or monitor any third party activity. All third party works and activities within the vicinity of Gas Malaysia's installations, require authorisation by means of a Work Permit. It is issued on a day-to-day, per location and per activity basis.  |
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| Who Needs To Apply |
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| You need to apply for a work permit if your construction work; |
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is on or within 2 meters of a gas installation. |
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if pipe jacking work is within 3 meters of a gas installation. |
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involves welding or other work that generates enough heat / sparks to ignite a flame. |
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requires entrance into an enclosed area harmful to people. |
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bypassing a gas meter or disabling a safety device, or part of the safety system. |
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results in natural gas venting (any activity which may cause flammable gas to be released to the atmosphere). |
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uses a mobile crane swinging a load over unprotected above-ground facilities. |
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which includes radiographic activity - for example, examination of welded joints in any non-destructive test. |
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| Where To Apply |
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| Work permits should be obtained from the nearest branch office to the area of intended activities before commencing excavation or construction work. |
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| The Process |
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How a Work Permit is Issued |
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