Bristol-based operation, BAM Western has selected a system developed by biometric access control firm Biosite as its standardised access control system.In a statement, Biosite noted that BAM Western knew that by standardising access control and workforce management systems it would benefit from better economies of scale as well as more intelligent data, which would enhance decision making.Graham Kingdom, BAM Western's Construction Director Manager comments: “Following a rigorous selection process, we chose to partner with Biosite for the provision of biometric site access, security and workforce management solutions for our Western region sites.” BAM Western was already aware of the benefits Biosite could bring through its sister company BAM Plant, added the statement.Li Wang, Managing Director of Biosite Systems comments: “We are delighted that Biosite has been selected as the standardised access control solution for BAM Western region. We are confident that our system will improve efficiencies and give directors a global view of projects and data. By using Biosite across multiple sites, BAM Western will benefit from enhanced decision making and cost savings – through the capture and analysis of information relating to operative and site performance. We look forward to building on our partnership with BAM Western and BAM Plant in years to come.”

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