Banyard Solutions

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

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.