QR Code construction

QR code can be used to punch In/Out workers as and when they arrive at the job sites by simply scanning the QR code at the job site. If workers forget their mobile phone, or for those who don’t have one, Crew Punching enables supervisors to check them in, either individually or as a group.

Employees who may forget to punch-in or punch-out when they arrive at the job-site or in the evening when they get off, can cause management challenges that can be addressed by using GPS-tagged QR codes.

A construction site may have equipment ranging from tractors, excavators, loaders, materials, tools etc. It is assessed that lack of documentation, missing records of assets, and inappropriate equipment identification tags contribute to its theft.

One such method to avoid these mishaps is by implementing QR Codes. Attach QR Code tags on each equipment and valuable building construction materials. These QR Codes can be scanned and the data can be stored in a manageable centralized cloud platform to access and consolidate information.

Building materials and tools used in construction must follow the building code (residential and non-residential) to adhere to certain quality standards and protocols in ensuring the safety of the tools being used.

However, verifying building construction materials may typically be a cumbersome process. By embedding a URL link to a maintenance website into the QR codes used on heavy-duty and non-heavy duty construction materials, businesses can ensure that tools, equipment and materials are being used correctly so as to minimize errors.