[Comprehensive] brush the "cored" helmet before entering the site

Wearing a hard hat, the workers slowly enter the passage like a subway gate. The hat is aligned with the identifier on the top of the head for a few seconds and the door is automatically released. On the electronic screen directly above the gate, the name, type of work and other information of the workers will be displayed. “Only workers who have gone through the Construction Safety Course can pass this access control system.” Yesterday, on the construction site of the Rail Line 5 Xielu Station, the construction direction reporter showed them the digital management means of creating “smart construction sites” and ensuring construction safety.

“The construction of rail transit stations often requires the construction of large-scale equipment, the complexity of various processes, coupled with the mobility of workers, the safety of on-site construction personnel has always been a management focus.” Yesterday, at the construction site, the Suzhou rail transit V-TS- Li Wei, the person in charge of the 12-item project department, told reporters that in the past they had also taken measures such as checking in at the entrance, but the actual results were not satisfactory. Last year, the construction party introduced a digital management method and added an identity recognition system to the entrance guard. This effectively solved the problem.

"The key is the chip in the hat." Li Hao pointed at the helmet and showed reporters a white "card" inside. According to him, the company customized a chip for each worker according to the name, type of work, and occupation of each worker and placed it in a safety helmet. Before the workers enter the construction site, the access control system will first “brush” the chips on the helmet. Once the personal information does not match or the safety education is absent from school and the assessment is unqualified, the ID system will issue an alarm and be prohibited from entering.

The reporter noticed that there was a two-dimensional code on the back of each helmet. Scanning with a mobile phone, the information of the owner of the helmet immediately jumped out. “This is a 'one person, one yard' management that we have taken to prevent workers from entering the market by wearing other people’s hard hats.” Li said that the company entered workers’ names, avatars, entry time, education assessment status, job types, and special After the two-dimensional code is generated and printed and posted on each worker’s helmet, they will scan the code every day to check whether the worker has a certificate, so as to eliminate in time the hidden dangers that may result from wearing a helmet.