Banyard Solutions

e-permits finds a natural home in Canary Wharf having been conceived there in 2002 during a major construction project.

Read the Canary Wharf Case Study
Having seen how e-permits controls contractor activity at their Head Office (8 Canada Square), HSBC extended the scope of e-permits to encompass their critical buildings in the UK.
80 Strand, formerly Shell-Mex House, is the latest London landmark to use e-permits to control contractor activity and ensure the safety of the engineers and its occupiers.
J.P. Morgan introduced e-permits at its busy headquarters at 25 Bank Street on Canary Wharf, to tighten control of contractors and reduce risks.

e-permits - preventing avoidable incidents

Benefits

Improve your management control
Reduce your risks
Reduce your costs

Clients/Users

See who is benefiting
from using our electronic
permit-to-work system 'e-permits'

Awards

BIFM - Finalist
Health and Safety Awards - Winner
H&V News Awards - Winner

FAQs

How much will is cost?
Who hosts the e-permit system?
Is technical support provided?

WHAT IS e-permits?

e-permits is the electronic permit to work software and work authorisation system that breathes life into your existing paper process, delivering control of contractors and reduced risks.

e-permits helps you ensure that the...

right people, with the
right skills, work to the
right method statement, in the
right place, at the
right time

e-permits can emulate whatever regime you currently use to control work in your environment, so you retain familiar processes and get the benefits without change or compromise.

The organisations below operate e-permits in very different industries, geographies, size of portfolios and face very different risks and degrees of regulation – but all recognise the value e-permits brings to them.

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