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Article: Biometric gate world first ; Scunthorpe-based Clugston Construction Ltd has scored a world first by installing a revolutionary biometric system.

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October 21, 2008
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Scunthorpe-based Clugston Construction Ltd has scored a world first by installing a revolutionary biometric system.

The health and safety, and time and attendance, system claims to offer enhanced worker protection coupled with substantial operating savings.

The biometric Site Access Turnstile supplied by Newcastle upon Tyne-based UKB International Ltd has been installed at the pounds50- million Derwenthaugh EcoPark site in Gateshead, where Clugston is building the world's largest steam autoclave recycling facility for client Graphite Resources.

The biometric turnstile is believed to be the world's first secure, unmanned site access system which will provide an irrefutable record of who has ...

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