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DIGITAL PERMIT TO WORK

Transform your permit-to-work process.

Save time, cut paperwork and improve compliance. One end-to-end permit process, with contractor management and attendance built in, so you always know who is on site and why.
Work In Progress Valid ✓
Permit to Work
Your Office Building
TAP Ref: Your Office Building-26-OCT-0003
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Basic Details
Nature of work
Window Cleaning
Description
Upper floor window cleaning
Start Date
Oct 9, 2026 at 2:00 PM
End Date
Oct 9, 2026 at 6:00 PM
Work Categories
✓ Authorisation to Access
PERMIT PROGRESSStatus: Work In Progress
9 Min 10 Min 7 Min
  1. Draft
  2. Submitted
  3. Approved
  4. Work In Progress
c. 24,000
permits a year
2 touches
approve and close, nothing more
1 in 6
permits involve lone working
1,850
commercial properties
WHY TAP PERMITS

Less admin for your team. More control on site.

Reduce admin time

A two-touch process: your team approves and closes. Contractors and FM teams share control over when permits are raised.

Accurate and compliant

Mandatory fields and tailored templates capture every detail a valid permit needs. Nothing missed, nothing skipped.

Minimise risk

Built-in checks and balances, with automatic prompts asking contractors to confirm any change on the day.

Prevent unauthorised access

Attendance is part of the permit, through TAP visitor management. With 1 in 6 permits involving lone working, you should know who is on site.

Fast, hassle-free onboarding

Contractors self-register and pick locations from a visual Stacking Plan. Add documents, photos and video to explain hazards.

Valuable data insight

Every permit builds your evidence base for preventative maintenance, Contractor Performance Scoring and any health and safety audit.

THE STACKING PLAN

Every hazard, in the right place, on every permit.

TAP maps every floor of your building into occupied, vacant and accessible areas. When a contractor picks a location, the hazards recorded for that area are pulled into the permit automatically.
  • →Colour-coded at a glance: occupied, vacant, accessible and expired tenancies.
  • →Hazards on every area, plus property-wide hazards that apply everywhere.
  • →Conflicting permits flagged when two jobs share the same space and time.
‹› Floors
Roof
Third Floor
Second Floor
First Floor
Hallway
Ground Floor
Basement
Sub Basement
Areas Filter on active hazards ▾
✓Occupied ✓Vacant ✓Accessible ✓Expired tenancy Future tenancy
Third Floor
Empty Floor Unit
(1000 sqft)
Example Tenant 3
(5000 sqft)
Example Tenant 4
(5600 sqft)
Example Tenant 1
(4000 sqft)
Showers
(200 sqft)
Toilets
(200 sqft)
Lift Shafts
(200 sqft)
Disabled Toilet
(200 sqft)
Passenger Lift (1 & 2)
(100 sqft)
Goods Lift
(150 sqft)
Electrical Riser
(10 sqft)
Second Floor
EG Tenant 2nd Flr
(500 sqft)
Example Tenant 1
(5000 sqft)
Example Tenant 2
(5000 sqft)
Mechanical Riser
(20 sqft)
Electrical Riser
(20 sqft)
Lift Shafts
(200 sqft)
Disabled Toilet
(200 sqft)
Toilets
(500 sqft)
Goods Lift
(150 sqft)
Passenger Lift (1 & 2)
(100 sqft)
Toilets v1
(200 sqft)
Comms Riser
(10 sqft)
Area details Property-wide hazards
Accessible area✎×
Passenger Lift (1 & 2)
Hazards+
Confined space1 Apr 2025 –⋯
Physical injury1 Apr 2025 –⋯
Electrocution1 Apr 2025 –⋯
Falling from height–⋯
The TAP Stacking Plan, shown with sample data.
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Their system is tried and tested across multiple deployments, with a reputation for reliability, ease of use, and delivering on promised outcomes.

Stuart Ross
Delivery Lead, Olympia London

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