In the first post on ‘e-permit insights’ we covered the basics of what a permit-to-work is and how and when they’re used. Many companies have well-defined processes, traditionally implemented through paper-based systems – the issue with paper-based systems arising as a disconnect between health & safety policy and what is actually happening on the ground. e-permits were developed to reduce … Read More
DigiPlex Control Contractors in Data Centres Using e-permits
DigiPlex designs, builds and operates data centres in the Nordics. The company specialises in delivering best-in-class services to customers by providing tailored, secure and resilient environments with the highest possible availability. As a result, DigiPlex is trusted by public and private customers alike – including security sensitive organisations such as government and financial institutions. Digiplex is privately owned and independent, … Read More
How Barclays Mitigates Risk and Controls Contractors
Location: Nationally Duration: Since 2007 Scope: Use of e-permits throughout Barclays’ and Barclays Capital’s head offices, data centres and CAT A buildings in the UK It was the investment Banking division of Barclays PLC that first used e-permits, to revitalise its permit system to reduce the risks it faced during potentially hazardous works in the Docklands offices and Northolt data centre. … Read More
What Is A Permit To Work?
Welcome to ‘e-permits insights’, the home for all the news and insights you will need to prevent avoidable incidents in the workplace and enable those under your duty of care to go home safely every night. Just as background and to get everyone on the same page let’s start by briefly explaining what a ‘permit-to-work’ is and then how e-permits … Read More
