The Manufacturing Construction Industry page discusses the use of RFID (Radio Frequency Identification), BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy), and IoT (Internet of Things) technologies in the manufacturing construction industry. With GAO RFID Inc. being a leading supplier of these technologies and their uses in manufacturing and construction, they provide a variety of RFID systems, including BLE gateways, beacons, UHF RFID readers and tags, HF, NFC, and LF RFID readers and tags, as well as antennas, printers, and other hardware, because the manufacturing construction industry necessitates tools and infrastructure.

The integration of BLE, drones with RFID, and IoT with RFID technologies are highlighted as particularly beneficial in the manufacturing construction industry. BLE technology can track workers and equipment within large manufacturing sites, provide access control, and enhance security and safety. Drones with RFID readers can track workers, tools, and equipment, detect safety hazards, and provide comprehensive site views. IoT sensors can monitor inventory levels and automate data collection for storage, supply, and equipment tracking.

It then went on to emphasize GAO’s role in helping customers comply with standards, mandates, and regulations in the manufacturing construction industry such as ISO 18000-7, International Building Code (IBC), ASME standards, and regulations from organizations like OSHA and NFPA. GAO also offers software solutions for personnel management, equipment and asset management, supply chain management, and other relevant applications.

The article concludes with two case studies used to highlight the successful implementation of RFID tracking systems in equipment and inventory management, as well as worker safety. It mentions GAO’s extensive experience in serving various divisions of the manufacturing construction industry, including civil and structural engineering, mechanical and electrical engineering, industrial process engineering, project management and construction, and environmental and safety compliance.

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