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can be set that requires them to send a signal every ten minutes verifying that they are OK. This can be appropriate when accessing confined spaces or other locations that present a known level of risk. These systems are also capable of delivering real time alerts to all relevant personnel, along with emergency response information such as site plans, evacuation routes and emergency procedures.
Management information
We can see that the most valuable tool in protecting listed and heritage buildings is ‘information’, and that the most appropriate devices to collect data and process this into usable information are systems such as those discussed earlier, including REACT. These platforms enable data to be collected from a wide range of site assets by providing real time alerts and information about security coverage, energy metering, fire safety, equipment failure, occupancy monitoring and staff management. This data can be stored, processed and
transmitted via cloud technology applications, providing valuable management information. It is now regularly gathered from construction sites in this way, where it can be cloud based and used by the people that require it, when, where and in whatever format is appropriate. An ability to integrate all these wireless technologies is helping make projects safer and more efficient.
26 APRIL 2020
www.frmjournal.com
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