Track and Trace Tagging

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On this project, they have given all site operatives a Zone Ranger tag, by connecting from a Zone Ranger hub and registering the tag, this enables the contractor  to record all the operatives activities and to whom they have come into contact whilst on site.

This is part of their track and trace reporting system, on a daily basis and when all tags are returned to the docking station, all interaction data will be transmitted to a database with access available to the site management team who log and view information.

Should an operative catch coronavirus, they can then assist the operative, and track down other site operatives who would have come into contact with them, advising them to get tested immediately and self-isolate for the recommend number of days as stipulated by Government guideline.

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Published 26 January 2021
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