Troy, Michigan January 24, 2011 - Copper Range is pleased to announce Barton Malow has selected CRScan to control worker access on the Honda Transmission Manufacturing (HTM) Localization Project in Russells Point, Ohio. CRScan will be used by guards to control access to the project using wireless handheld devices from guard shacks for contractor access and to ensure worker compliance.
“I wasn’t surprised when I received the call that our services were recommended from one project to another”, states Jennifer Baenziger, Director of Sales and Marketing with Copper Range. The HTM project marks a continuing relationship between Barton Malow and Copper Range involving jobsite access control.
With options ranging from a simple card swipe to a roadway lift arm gate to a single-person turnstile, CRScan accurately checks a worker’s credentials against a pre-built, web-based database of information in a fraction of a second. It then provides up-to-date reporting, attendance and compliance information such as drug test programs, safety training certification, area access approval and any other rules required of workers by employers.
As a patented wireless, cellular system, CRScan operates with complete independence from any pre-existing IT infrastructure or staff. It can be put in place as soon as electrical power is available - quickly, simply, cost effectively.
About Barton Malow:
Founded in 1924, Barton Malow served as a general contractor for nearly fifty years. Then, in the early 1970s, they broadened their services to include construction management with full preconstruction services, coordinating projects from planning through close-out.
The corporation employs over 1,000 full-time staff, including 350+ trades personnel, and has experience in 37 states and the District of Columbia. Revenues for the previous five years were in excess of $1 billion annually. Barton Malow is consistently ranked among the top 10 builders in the nation in their niche markets.
Their headquarters are in Southfield, Michigan, with regional offices in Maryland, Virginia, Arizona, Ohio, Illinois, Florida and Georgia. Project control centers are established at all major project sites. For more information go to Barton Malow.
About HTM:
Honda Transmission Manufacturing of America is the leading manufacturer of high-quality automatic transmissions, in addition to producing gears and 4-wheel drive components. HTM began in 1982 as an automotive parts supplier subsidiary of American Honda and became incorporated as HTM in 1997. HTM’s 600,000 square foot facility employs over 1,000 associates and supplies products to more than 620 Honda companies throughout Ohio and North America. For more information go to HTM.
SOURCE: Copper Range, Inc.
Media Contact: Kris Held
1133 W. Maple Road
Suite 102
Troy, Michigan 48083
Main Office: 800.309.2060
Email: kheld@copperrange.com
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