Biometric Site Report

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Wates Construction have collected data from the biometric turnstile which is then collated into a dashboard report that is shown on a display screen in the site office, producing a ‘live’ picture of the number of sub-contractor operatives by trade, managers, supervisors, fire marshals and fire aiders on site to see if the site has a suitable ratio of operatives to supervisors and managers.

The bio-site dashboard is a quick visual snapshot displayed on a TV screen showing workers on the site project. It provides a split between who is on site and who is in the site welfare compound. It can be seen without logging onto any system. All site staff and gatemen can easily view it.

It accurately and easily displays the number of operatives on site and in welfare facilities. This allows the site to easily determine how many people are left on site which is very helpful for conducting end of the day checks on site.

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Monitor Report. Wates Construction Ltd. Leeds. August 2018.

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Published 1 October 2018
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