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Construction Site ID Cards
By Kelsey Williams of Safe-Card ID
Safety and security at construction sites has never been more important than today. Large and small construction sites have numerous subcontractors on the jobsite that do not know each other. Expensive equipment and critical supplies are brought in and out of the site on a daily basis. Keeping track of the comings and goings of both people and things are complex and require detail like never before. Job foremen are required to produce more, maintain safety and security and provide more reporting than ever. To keep track of the subcontractors and equipment as well as report daily details, many construction sites have made use of photo id card systems to provide necessary information and reduce the loss of supplies through theft. Photo id cards can be required on the job by every subcontractor that is authorized to perform a job function. By completing an application for a card, the worker can provide pertainent information about themselves as well as document the functions they are qualified to perform. After receiving the id card, the worker can be required to display the identification while on the jobsite by use of an appropriate badge holder. The card verifies that the worker is allowed on site and can display what work has been designated to the worker. By passing the id card through an appropriate reader, some software will track time and attendance as well as provide reporting for who was on the jobsite at a specific time. Some job sites go as far as requiring access systems with appropriate cards to control access to the site. The identification software programs available today can also identify the equipment and supplies that are to be on site at specific times. By logging items in and out, theft can be prevented. Construction ID cards are a requirement for many large projects, but are also used in smaller sites where the security and safety issues are a concern to the management of the proejct.
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