Construction site facial recognition Manchester

With this in mind, we offer facial recognition security systems in Manchester for construction sites looking to keep their equipment and staff in safe hands while building a new space in any industry.

About Our Facial Recognition System

Our biometric access control for construction sites boasts site safety that is powered by one thing that can’t be changed, facial recognition. 

Our biometric access control system for construction sites in Manchester ensures top-tier security through advanced facial recognition technology. By leveraging the unique and unchangeable features of a person’s face, our system delivers a higher level of safety and reliability. 

As technology continues to evolve, so should your security measures. That’s why we at VIS Systems has developed a high-performance facial recognition solution designed to efficiently monitor and control who enters and exits your construction site.

Key Features of Our Construction Site Facial Recognition System

Our facial registration is precisely what you need when it comes to keeping your construction site safe, but why?

Don’t just take our word for it, take a look at the features of our facial recognition system below.

• Biometric Access Control: Provides a safer, touch-free alternative to traditional access methods, ensuring only authorised personnel can enter the site.
• Smart AI Technology: Uses artificial intelligence to conduct instant facial analysis and face scanning.
• Wireless Integration: Seamlessly integrates with our VIS Systems POD and VIS Systems KIOSK for a fully connected site.
• Cloud Enabled: Allows for real-time updates and remote management of site access.
• ‘Live’ Face Detection: Ensures fast and accurate identification, reducing wait times and increasing efficiency.
• Scalable and Reliable: Designed to grow with your site, providing consistent performance regardless of the project’s scale.

We truly believe in the powerfulness that comes along with the likes of facial recognition, there is no room for cutting corners when it comes to securing your site, so waste no time in managing your staff with the help of our facial recognition system in Manchester.

Why Your Site Needs Construction Biometric Access Control

There is nothing more secure than biometric data, a construction clocking station is only as secure as you make it and with access only being granted and tracked with data that cannot be altered, you’re in safe hands.

Our technology allows sensors to recognise biometric data rapidly, even in environments with less light. 

Not only is it secure, but it is much more hygienic too. 

Our construction site facial recognition allows for those to come into work without the need of typing in numbers or sharing pens, meaning touch points that may spread germs are no longer an issue.

Less germs equates to less people off sick and thus, better productivity. 

Every decision made along the process of a construction project has consequences, the good news is, our technology can help on keeping your project moving with the ability to speed up your venture. 

Why Trust Vis Systems for Facial Analysis Security Systems

VIS Systems has been at the forefront of construction site security, offering trailblazing solutions that have been rigorously tested across a variety of sectors. Our facial recognition technology has been recognised industry-wide, including being shortlisted for the Construction News Specialist Contribution to Construction Award in 2022.

By choosing VIS Systems, you’re opting for a trusted partner dedicated to keeping your Manchester construction site safe, secure, and efficient.

Contact us to find out how we can help get your construction site secured, switch to using facial recognition systems in Manchester today.

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What people are asking...

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"How does facial recognition access control speed up entry on a busy Manchester construction site with high worker turnover?"

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Facial recognition access control is a key player in speeding up entry on a busy Manchester construction site through allowing authorised workers to verify their identity using a face scan rather than relying on cards or PINs. 

When a construction site has a high worker turnover, visitors are regularly being added to the system and there can be a wait for fobs or cards, yet with facial registration, a worker’s face is enrolled through the onboarding process. 

Once authorised, they are ready to join the workforce and can approach the access control point to verify their identity against the biometric information held by the system. 

For construction sites, this helps reduce queues at access points, particularly at the beginning and end of shifts; not to mention it also removes some of the administrative issues associated with lost access credentials.

For Manchester construction projects with changing workforces, biometric access control is key to keeping the process quick and straightforward both for onboarding and on-site. 

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"Can facial recognition link to time and attendance records on a Manchester construction site?"

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Yes, in fact this is among the main uses of facial recognition, as access control can be used alongside time and attendance systems to create an accurate record of when people arrive and leave your Manchester construction site.

Once identity has been authorised, the facial recognition system can verify them when they arrive at the site. After this, their entry and exit activity can then simply be recorded, creating a digital attendance record.

This makes facial recognition invaluable for construction time and attendance, where contractors and site managers may need an accurate view of who is on site at present and/ or when they arrived or left.

For a busy Manchester construction site, this bridges the gap between site access and workforce monitoring. Access records can be used to understand attendance while reducing the administrative workload associated with manual records.

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"Is facial recognition on a construction site GDPR compliant, and how is the biometric data stored?"

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Facial recognition can be used lawfully on a construction site, but it is not automatically GDPR compliant simply because the technology is used for access control. 

This means that the organisation utilising the technology must establish an appropriate lawful basis. The ICO states that biometric recognition used to uniquely identify people involves special-category biometric data.

For a Manchester construction project, this means the site operator should consider the following:

• Why facial recognition is necessary
• What alternatives have been considered
• How the information will be used
• Who can access it 
• How long it will be retained

VIS Systems’ facial recognition solution uses biometric information for identity verification at construction site access points. 

The exact compliance arrangements depend on the construction project’s deployment and the organisation responsible for processing the information. For more information on how we can simplify this process for your site, get in touch with us today.

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