Manufacturing and Workplace Safety
Apply one alcohol testing rule across every shift and gate with mounted terminals that store 20000 test records and screen in 5 seconds.
What Makes This Setting Different
Wall mounted alcohol screening terminals apply a consistent policy at every gate without requiring a supervisor to make a judgment. The ALC-605, ALC-607 and ALC-608 models combine breath alcohol testing, facial recognition, body temperature measurement and access control in a single unit. They are designed for use in industrial environments where a reliable, repeatable screening process is needed across multiple shifts and locations.
Pain points we hear
- A policy written in HR documents is not enforced at the gate if the process relies on human judgment
- Supervisors are not present at every shift change to conduct a test
- No record is kept of who was tested, when, and what the result was
- A test result cannot be verified if the device drifts or cannot be recalibrated
- A worker can bypass a test by removing a mask or using a fake face
What Buyers Need
- A terminal that applies the same alcohol and drugs policy at every gate without variation
- A record of each test that includes the person’s face, body temperature, breath alcohol result, and timestamp
- Hardware that operates reliably in industrial environments with temperature and humidity variations
- A system that prevents bypassing the test through mask removal or fake facial input
- A device that does not require constant supervision to function
Typical Scenarios
- Forklift operator arriving at the plant gate at 03:00 AM with no supervisor present
- Press operator entering the production floor after a night shift with no on-site manager
- Overhead crane operator being screened at the turnstile before starting a high-risk task
- Contractor arriving at a site entrance before being issued a permit to work
- HR conducting random testing across multiple shifts with a consistent procedure
How the Programme Runs
Define the threshold
Problem A policy that says zero tolerance still has to name a number the device can be set to
How we solve it The alarm point is preset to 0.02%, 0.05%, or 0.08% before shipment based on the destination market
Integrate with access control
Problem A terminal that tests but does not block access fails to enforce the policy
How we solve it The terminal denies access if the breath alcohol result exceeds the set threshold or if facial recognition fails
Store and retrieve records
Problem A test result is not defensible if there is no record of who was tested and when
How we solve it The terminal stores up to 20,000 test records and 10,000 registered faces for audit purposes
What You Get When You Order
- Units are configured for the destination market before they ship
- Calibration route and interval are confirmed in writing at order time
- The terminal is shipped with facial recognition and body temperature enabled, and mask detection on the ALC-605
Models That Fit This Setting
Breath Alcohol Tester with Body Temperature ALC-605
The ALC-605 is a wall mounted alcohol screening terminal with integrated fuel cell breath alcohol detection, facial re...
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Alcohol Screening Terminal ALC-607
The ALC-607 is the pole and wall mounted member of the ALCOKSON alcohol screening terminal range, alongside the ALC-60...
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Breath Alcohol Tester with Body Temperature ALC-608
The ALC-608 is a wall mounted alcohol screening terminal that combines breath alcohol testing, facial recognition, bod...
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Questions Buyers Ask Before Ordering
Which terminal should I use for a plant with multiple gates?
Can the alarm point be changed after delivery?
How many faces and test records can the terminal store?
Does the terminal detect if someone is wearing a mask?
What is the response time for a test?
What power supply is required?
Do you supply terminals with custom branding or configuration?
Put a screening programme in place for manufacturing and workplace safety
Send the number of gates or vehicles, the shift pattern and the market you operate in. We will name the models and the configuration and put the figures in writing.