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Upright Brute Safety Products Penetration Permit Book with black card cover, excavator bucket photo and BSB133 reference number.

Penetration Permit Book

BSB 133 Tape Bound 297 x 210mm

Authorise and document penetration work where concealed services or post tensioning may be present. Each permit covers pre penetration checks, service identification, GPR scanning confirmation, task sequence, seven day review cycles, and sign off from all personnel working under the permit. Mandatory prior to any structural penetration.

$27.50 AUD inc. GST
Taxes included.
In Stock Ready to Ship
Dispatched 1 - 3 Days
Printed Perth, WA
Product Specifications

Size: A4 Portrait 210 x 297mm
Finishing: Taped
Printed: 80gsm Carbonless
Forms: 50 Duplicate Sets

Who is this for

The Penetration Permit Book is used by project managers, site supervisors, safety officers, and contractors to document and authorise work involving the penetration of floors, walls, ceilings, and other structural elements where concealed electrical services, plumbing, post-tensioning cables, or other hidden infrastructure may be present. Penetrating a structure without confirming the location of concealed services creates a serious risk of striking live electrical cables, pressurised pipework, or post-tensioning tendons, and a mandatory permit system is a standard requirement on commercial construction, fit-out, and refurbishment projects under principal contractor safety plans and WHS legislation. The permit covers project information, contractor details, person issuing the permit, estimated completion, and termination of permit, and includes six pre-penetration checks covering approved JHA attachment, sketch or photo of the penetration area, electrical and plumbing service identification and sign-off on services drawings, concrete scanning confirmation, and area clearance. The seven-day review cycle ensures the permit is reassessed regularly throughout a longer penetration programme, and the basic task steps section records prestart meeting, electrical and plumbing isolation and testing, work area barricading, and sign-on requirements. All personnel working under the permit must sign on to confirm they understand the permit requirements before work commences.

Shipping & Delivery

Shipping Information

Review our shipping options and delivery times below.

State Metro Regional
WA 1 - 5 Business Days / Pickup Available 4- 7 Business Days
NSW 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
VIC 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
QLD 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
SA 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
TAS 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
NT 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
ACT 2 - 5 Business Days 4- 7 Business Days
Additional Information

The BSB 133 Penetration Permit Book provides a structured permit record for penetration work on Australian construction, civil engineering, and industrial worksites where concealed services or post tensioning could be present. Designed for contractors, supervisors, and site representatives, it supports WHS compliance and ensures all pre-penetration checks, service identifications, and personnel sign offs are completed before any penetration commences. A4 portrait format with 50 duplicate carbonless sets and a taped spine for durability on site.

Common across construction, civil engineering, and facilities management, each permit must be reviewed at the end of every seven day period, with a new permit issued if conditions change.

  • Project information fields covering project name and number, permit number, client permit number, client expiry date, task description, contractor, supervisor, person issuing permit, date of issue, estimated completion, termination of permit, and site representative
  • Pre-penetration checks covering approved JHA, sketch or photo of area, electrical services, plumbing services, concrete scanning via GPR/CAT scan, and services drawing sign off with yes/no, JHA number, and reviewed by fields
  • Four review date and reviewed by fields supporting mandatory seven day permit review requirements
  • Sequence of basic task steps covering prestart meeting, electrical isolation, plumbing isolation, work area barricading, personnel sign on, and completed permit return to office
  • All personnel working under permit must sign on with name, role, signature, and date
  • A4 portrait format, 50 duplicate carbonless sets, taped spine
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Frequently asked questions

How quickly will my compliance book order be dispatched?

Standard compliance book orders are dispatched within 1 to 3 business days from our Perth, WA facility. We ship Australia wide, and express delivery options are available if you are working to a deadline. Free shipping applies to orders over $200. If you need books urgently for a site audit or project start, let us know when you order and we will do our best to accommodate your timeframe.

What compliance books does Brute Safety Products supply?

We supply a full range of Australian made compliance books for construction, civil, and industrial worksites. The range includes daily site diaries, dayworks books, JSA and SWMS books, toolbox meeting books, refuelling log books, delivery docket books, plant and labour hire books, fatigue books, working at heights permit books, hot works permit books, excavation permit books, site visitor register books, incident report books, test and tag log books, and subcontractor docket books. All books are printed in Perth, WA, and are designed to support WHS compliance and practical site documentation needs. If you are unsure which book suits your situation, get in touch and we can point you in the right direction.

Are your compliance books suitable for high risk work permits?

Yes, several books in our range are specifically designed for high risk work activities. We stock working at heights permit books, hot works permit books, and excavation permit books, each with fields tailored to the specific hazards and controls required for those activities. Each book contains 50 duplicate sets, includes a writing shield to protect the copy beneath, and is printed on quality stock that holds up to site conditions. These books are designed to align with Australian WHS requirements for documenting high risk work, though we recommend checking with your WHS adviser or principal contractor for any site specific requirements.

Do compliance books use duplicate sets, and how does that work?

Yes, most of our compliance books are printed as duplicate NCR (no carbon required) sets. When you write on the top copy, the information transfers to the copy beneath it automatically, with no carbon paper needed. One copy stays in the book as your permanent record, and the other can be torn out and given to a client, supervisor, or head contractor. This is particularly useful for delivery dockets, dayworks records, and permit books where multiple parties need a copy of the same document. It saves time on site and ensures your paperwork stays consistent and legible.

Can I get compliance books custom printed with my company branding?

Yes, all of our compliance books can be custom printed to suit your business. You can add your company logo, adjust field names to match your internal procedures, include project specific information, or change the layout to reflect your existing documentation processes. Custom books help workers fill in records correctly because the forms are familiar and relevant to their work. To get started, provide your artwork as a high resolution PDF, AI, or EPS file, or we can assist with layout and design. Get in touch to discuss quantities and lead times for your custom order.