The Credential Verification Service Overview Video
We're pleased to present a short introductory video to the C.V.S. service.
The Psychology of Your ID Badge Design
We had a client recently ask if it was necessary to use our system with ID cards. Perhaps you have the same [...]
Streamlining the Process: Providing Worker Lists to General Contractors with InstantCard’s CVS
Construction sites, particularly those of large-scale projects, involve the coordination of multiple sub-contractors and their skilled workforce. As a critical aspect of ensuring safety and reducing [...]
Are you doing everything you can to prevent accidents?
According to OSHA, on any given day there are 6.5 million people at work on over 250,000 construction sites across America. The fatal injury rate in [...]
CVS in Midstream Business Magazine
Onsite Verification Mobile technology aids work site confirmation of worker training. In Midstream Magazine, David Finkelstein explains how mobile technology can increase safety on the worksite. [...]
CVS Now Features Equipment Usage Tracking
Several clients recently contacted us to ask whether CVS could be enabled to track issuance of safety equipment to employees. As we learned more about this customer [...]
Find us in Training Magazine
Training Mag recently featured our service in their September/October 2017 edition of Tech Talk. Employers that need to verify that workers are doing only jobs they’re trained [...]
Thanks, Apple.
As you're probably well aware, our service makes heavy use of QR code technology. But, while QR codes have been around for quite some time, native [...]
We now support worksite check-in and check-out
We have partnered with TapTrack—giving you the option to use your CVS ID badges to check into (and out of) a work site. Of course, with those [...]
Visit us at the Safety-2017 Conference in Denver
Once again, InstantCard will be exhibiting at the American Society of Safety Engineers Exhibition, America's foremost Safety-focused conference and trade show. Over 5,000 safety professionals are expected to [...]