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14/06/2024

How manufacturing firms can maximize efficiency with smart access

Pfaffikon, Switzerland

In the fast-paced world of manufacturing, efficiency and security are paramount. According to TBS, the deployment of smart access incorporating biometric technologies in this sector can lead to significant improvements in employee attendance management, facility security, productivity, and regulatory compliance, ultimately transforming the traditional manufacturing landscape into a more secure and efficient environment.  Here TBS looks at some of the ways that smart access and biometrics can provide additional efficiency and benefits the manufacturing sector.

TBS solutions implemented in the manufacturing industry can greatly streamline employee attendance tracking. Employees can easily and quickly clock in and out using biometric authentication, such as fingerprint scanner, iris scanner or facial recognition. This eliminates the need for traditional time cards or badges, reducing the risks of errors or fraudulent practices. TBS solutions promise accurate and real-time attendance data, allowing managers to easily track employee hours and ensure compliance with labour regulations.

Another benefit of TBS in employee attendance tracking is the elimination of buddy punching. Buddy punching refers to the practice of one employee clocking in on behalf of another. With TBS, this is virtually impossible as the system relies on unique biometric characteristics to verify employee identity.

Enhance facility security and boost productivity

Touchless Biometric Systems offers enhanced physical security measures for manufacturing companies. Traditional security measures, such as key cards or PIN codes, can be easily lost, forgotten, or stolen. With TBS readers, employees are identified through their unique biometrics, which are virtually impossible to replicate or forge. This ensures that only authorised personnel can access secure areas, minimizing the risk of unauthorised entry or security breaches.

Moreover, TBS provides real-time monitoring and alerts for security incidents. For example, if someone tries to gain access to a restricted area without authorisation, the system can immediately notify security personnel, allowing for a prompt response to prevent potential threats.

Compliance and data security

These systems can also play a crucial role in ensuring compliance and data security in the manufacturing industry. With TBS, sensitive data, such as employee biometric information, is securely stored and encrypted, minimizing the risk of unauthorised access or data breaches. This helps manufacturing companies meet regulatory requirements and protect employee privacy.

Moreover, TBS provides a reliable audit trail for access and attendance data, allowing companies to easily demonstrate compliance with labour regulations or industry standards. The system can generate detailed reports on employee attendance, access logs, and security incidents, providing valuable insights for compliance audits and investigations.

Automated processes reduce administrative burdens

Implementing TBS solutions in manufacturing can significantly improve overall operational efficiency. By automating attendance tracking and access control processes, TBS reduces administrative burdens and eliminates manual errors. This frees up valuable time and resources for employees and managers, allowing them to focus on more strategic tasks and activities.

Furthermore, TBS can help optimise workforce management by providing real-time data on employee attendance, productivity, and efficiency. With accurate and up-to-date information, managers can make informed decisions regarding scheduling, resource allocation, and performance evaluation, leading to improved operational efficiency and higher productivity levels.

In conclusion, systems such as those produced by TBS represent a transformative advancement for the manufacturing sector, enhancing security, streamlining administrative processes, and boosting overall productivity. By implementing this technology, manufacturers enjoy precise attendance tracking, fortified facility security, and optimised access control, all while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and safeguarding sensitive data. This integration of biometric technology not only reduces operational inefficiencies but also positions manufacturing facilities to thrive in an increasingly competitive and technology-driven landscape.


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