Sep
When issuing permits to work, it’s important to consider carefully who should be noted on the application. While including all parties involved might seem comprehensive, it’s worth reflecting on the potential implications for responsibility and liability. In many cases, focusing on your direct contracting party can help maintain a clear chain of accountability. This approach […]
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Permits to work are crucial tools in managing high-risk activities, but their value extends beyond just outlining your approach to safety. They also provide facilities managers with a vital opportunity to identify potential conflicts in work schedules and locations. As highlighted in this recently reported incident by the HSE, (https://lnkd.in/e6brYa3a) where Balfour Beatty were fined […]
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When your days are busy and decisions are rushed, it’s good to know the system supports you in managing works safely. Linked into its unique stacking plan feature, the TAP permit module highlights potential permit conflicts. Permit requests covering the same time, in the same location, will be flagged before they are approved. When it […]
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For those who operate Safe Systems of Work, how do you know the right people are approving your Permits to Work? Is it the Building/Facilities Manager who has the right qualifications or someone else? TAP’s reporting can offer you the reassurance. No need to guess, you have this detail at a click of a button.
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Good property management and attention to high levels of safety in the built environment, come at a cost and this is often ignored or overlooked when service charges accounts are being reviewed. Good safety management impacts service charge levels, and we would urge service charge auditors and forensic service charge consultants to review these as […]
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