Turnstiles, an on-site access control officer and crew-wide texts for a hospital tower build with more than 5,400 workers.
Get StartedA general contractor team built a new hospital tower on an active hospital campus, with hospital visitors and pedestrians passing close to the construction zone. Daily headcount passed 500 on 497 days and 1,000 on 102 days, and peaked at 1,136 workers from 71 companies across separate work areas of the site.
The contractor needed to:
The contractor chose Sitemetric as one partner for access control and workforce visibility. Turnstiles at multiple gates controlled entry and exit. A Sitemetric access control officer on site kept badging simple: checking that the turnstiles were working and clearing used and lost badges so they could be reissued. The team used Sitemetric mass texting to send crews weather alerts, road closures and blocked walkway notices.

“The tower went up in the middle of the city. With hospital visitors and pedestrians walking by, the turnstiles did a lot of the work of keeping the public out of the construction zone.”
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Over more than 1,200 active days, the project logged more than 3.9 million on-site hours.
On 102 days, more than 1,000 workers were on site, and on 497 days, more than 500.
More than half of turnstile entries were logged between 5 and 7 a.m., and the headcount updated as crews came through.
The team sent nearly 400 texts on more than 250 days, covering lightning stand-downs, heat and winter weather, closed floors and stairways, and road and walkway closures. Each reached about 1,900 people on average.
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