Re-issue a Permit for Test

Status: Suspended for Test → Re-issued for Test → Awaiting Re-opening for Test → Live for Test

Return a de-isolated permit to a working state for the test (Live for Test), once the isolations are in their test configuration.

When to use

Use this task when a permit is Suspended for Test (after Suspend a Permit for De-isolation for Test (DFT)) and the test can proceed.

Before you start — check before launching the task

As Permit Control Authority, sign Re-issue for Test. At least one attached ICC must be in DFT in Place or Partial DFT in Place. (Exact multi-ICC rule — confirm with the ICC module.)
As Performing Authority, sign Accept revalidation for Test.
As Operating Authority Representative, sign Re-open for test. The permit becomes Live for Test. Note for later: when you close from a test state, a service-test self-declaration is required (see Close a Permit).

The permit is Live for Test; the test can be performed.

The safe state for the test is controlled through the isolation rules for powered systems. (CR-GR-HSE-428 / CR-GR-HSE-432)
Each resumption is a fresh issue, countersigned by the performing authority. (CR-GR-HSE-402, Req 3.5.1)

Tip — Live for Test is a distinct state. It is not the normal Live; downstream closing asks about the test result.

Pitfall — re-issuing for test without the ICC in a DFT state. The action is blocked until the isolation is in its test configuration.

Mistake	Consequence
Re-issuing for test with the ICC not in a DFT state	Action blocked
Treating Live for Test as normal Live	Closing/test-result steps missed