Contact Tracing Sensor

This site has around 1000 operatives onsite with the majority of them involved in fit out work.

Whilst ‘large bubble’ working has been introduced for the separate buildings the site is vulnerable to a positive test causing a substantial proportion of the workforce to have to self-isolate on what is a government deemed key project.

Therefore the site has purchased ‘Contact Tracing Sensors’ for every operative. This means that in the event of a positive test the system will flag up who has been in close contact and needs to self isolate.

Furthermore the sensor has an audible proximity warning to indicate when anyone is infringing the social  distancing criteria.

To find out more, click the link below.

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