A work permit system in mechanical safety is a formal written procedure that authorizes certain types of high-risk activities to be carried out in a controlled manner. It is essentially a documented agreement between the management, supervisors, and workers that specific tasks, such as maintenance, repair, installation, or inspection, can only be performed once adequate precautions are taken. The system ensures that hazards are identified beforehand, safety measures are implemented, and responsible personnel are aware of the work being performed. It is not just a piece of paper but a safety management tool that integrates planning, communication, and monitoring to prevent accidents. In mechanical and electrical safety management, the work permit system functions as a structured safeguard, especially for jobs involving machinery, pressure systems, energy isolation, or confined spaces. The necessity of a work permit system arises from the nature of industrial operations where mechanical and electrical hazards coexist. Equipment may contain stored energy, rotating parts, or high voltages that can cause serious injury or fatalities if not properly controlled. For example, maintenance on a conveyor