Swirling effect of impinging jet on turbulent convective heat transfer over the hot plate containing obstacles was studied numerically. To create the swirling flow, input the twisted tape in the nozzle. The twisted number changes are 0 (straight tape), 5, 8, 10 and 12. Three arrangements of obstacles were used. Reynolds number equals to 20,000 and the distance ratios of impinging jet to the impingement plate (b/D) are 2 and 4. The results show that in without obstacle mode in b/D=2, the highest heat-transfer rate happens to use the twisted tape with 12 twists. At b/D=4, by increasing the twist number, the heat transfer decreases. By 12 twists for the impingement plate with one obstacle in b/D=2 the average Nusselt number increases 29 percent higher than the conventional impinging jet (CIJ) and in b/D=4, the heat transfer with swirling flow would be more than CIJ. For impingement plate with three and four obstacles, the swirling flow does not have sensible effect on the heat transfer.