Keeping workers safe is a top priority for manufacturers, but paper forms and misplaced records mean information often gets lost in the shuffle. QR codes can get rid of those obstacles.
The black-and-white grids, often about the size of a postage stamp, that can be scanned like a bar code seem to be everywhere these days. Restaurants encourage patrons to scan the codes to peruse a menu, stores use them to give shoppers access to digital coupons and businesses even include QR codes in commercials to share more information on a product or service.
So how can this technology be adapted for manufacturing? QR codes can digitize many of your business’s safety practices, meaning you can eliminate paper waste, reduce errors or lost records and get real-time updates and information.“You can really take anything that would normally be on paper and reduce it to a QR code,” says Gil Truesdale, chief revenue officer of Martin Technical. “The goal with a QR code is taking paperwork off of a clipboard and bringing it into the digital age.”
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