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Permit to work software & RAMS add-on

Prove who authorised every contractor on your site.

Permit to work software for contractors: digital permits, captured method statements, and a timestamped sign-off, running on the same kiosk that already handles your visitor check-in and fire roll-call.

Try it yourself, no sign-up

Sign in on a demonstration kiosk, then open the fire roll call on your phone. Do not enter real details: everything typed is deleted within the hour. Badge printing and Permit to Work are not in the demonstration.

Who let that contractor in? And can you prove it?

You have trades on site most weeks: pool plant, HVAC, cleaning, maintenance, refurb. If one of them got hurt in a plant room tomorrow, could you show who authorised the work, what they were permitted to do, and that they’d read and signed your site rules? Permit-to-Work turns that from a filing-cabinet gamble into a record you can hand straight to the HSE.

The workflow

One permit, three sign-offs, full accountability.

Every job passes through the right hands before a tool is lifted, each step logged, named and time-stamped.

Step 01

Authorise

Your site or general manager approves the work up front, setting the scope and the conditions it can go ahead under.

Site Manager

Step 02

Issue

The duty manager issues the permit for the specific job, hot work, confined space, working at height, isolation, with the controls attached.

Duty Manager

Step 03

Sign on

The contractor’s supervisor scans a QR code, reviews the RAMS and your site rules, and signs on their own phone. No app to download.

Contractor

Runs on the same kiosk as your fire roll-call: one device, both problems solved.

See it work

A contractor permit, raised to signed off, in ten minutes

One job at a leisure centre, a pool-hall extract fan motor, from the duty manager raising it in four fields, to nobody being able to invoice until the fire watch has been signed. Four parties, and only two of them ever log in: the contractor’s office does the RAMS from a link in an email, and the engineer signs in with a six-digit code.

Recorded end to end against a demo site: every name, company, document and reading in it is fictional. The player loads from YouTube only when you press play. What happens when you do.

Why it holds up

Built for the moment you need the paperwork.

Every permit, auditable

Each authorisation, issue and sign-off is logged with a name, a role and a timestamp: a clean digital trail ready for an audit or an investigation.

RAMS in before work starts

Contractors confirm they’ve read the risk assessment and method statement as part of signing on: no more “I never saw it”.

One kiosk, no new hardware

The permit module lives on the iPad kiosk you already have for check-in and fire roll-call. Nothing extra to buy or maintain.

Fully managed, like the rest

We maintain the code, push the updates and handle the backend. Your team issues permits; we keep the system running.

Cover the work that actually carries risk.

Configure the permit types that match your site.

  • Hot work
  • Confined space
  • Working at height
  • Electrical isolation
  • Plant & machinery
  • General maintenance

Pricing

£150 a month plus VAT, on top of your kiosk.

Permit-to-Work is a module on your managed kiosk service, at the same list price as every other module. Which permit types you switch on depends on your site and your contractor mix, and that is configured with you during setup. It does not change the monthly price.

Book a 15 minute call

Already a Noon Elite kiosk client? Ask us to switch the module on and it starts from the month it goes live.

Before you ask

The questions people ask about permit to work software

What is an electronic permit to work system?

It replaces the pad of paper permits. A permit is authorised, issued for a specific job with its controls attached, and signed on by the contractor on screen, and every one of those steps is logged with a name, a role and a time. Ours runs as a module on the Noon Elite kiosk, so the permit sits in the same record as the contractor’s sign in and the fire roll call rather than in a separate folder.

Is it permit to work software, or an app?

It is software that we host and maintain, not an app anybody installs. Your managers authorise and issue permits in a browser and at the kiosk. The contractor’s office deals with the RAMS from a link in an email, and the contractor’s supervisor signs on with their own phone by scanning a QR code. Nobody downloads anything, which matters when the person signing on is a subcontractor you will see twice a year.

Which permits can it issue?

Hot work, confined space, working at height, electrical isolation, plant and machinery, and general maintenance. The permit types are configured for your site during setup, and switching more of them on does not change the monthly price.

Do we need the kiosk to use it?

Yes. Permit to work is a module on the kiosk platform rather than a standalone product, at £150 a month plus VAT on top of the kiosk. That is deliberate: a permit is only useful if it is tied to who is actually on site, and the kiosk is the thing that knows.

Is it available now?

It is in early access. That means it is switched on for a site with us involved in the setup, rather than sold self serve, and that we want to hear what your permit process needs before you rely on it. The ten minute walkthrough on this page is the real module, recorded end to end against a demonstration site.

We only need a paper permit for now. Do you have a template?

Yes, two, and both are free with no form to fill in: a general permit to work template built on the essentials HSE’s guidance lists, and a hot work permit with the fire precautions and fire watch periods already printed on it. They are linked under these questions. If you issue a few permits a year, the paper one is fine and we will tell you so.

See it running on a real kiosk.

Fifteen minutes, on your site or over a call. We’ll show you the permit flow end to end and where it fits your contractor process.

Book a Free 15-Minute Site Assessment