Access Control for Factories in Kenya
Access control sized for industrial sites — main gate, staff turnstile, raw materials and finished goods stores, and restricted production zones, built to handle real shift-change volume.




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Qyvea Limited installs access control for factories and industrial sites across Nairobi's Industrial Area, Athi River, Ruiru, Thika and other manufacturing zones nationwide. Factory access control has to handle real volume — a shift change can mean hundreds of workers through one entrance in minutes — while still keeping raw materials stores, finished goods and restricted production zones under separate, logged control.
Perimeter entry for staff, contractors, visitors and delivery vehicles.
Sized for shift-change volume, usually card or biometric-based.
Restricted to stores staff, with a logged entry trail.
Controlled dispatch area, often paired with CCTV. See CCTV for Factories.
Areas limited to trained or authorized production staff only.
Separated from the factory floor with standard office-level access control.
Reader placement and housing are chosen for a dusty, industrial environment — sheltered mounting and ruggedised units where needed.
Walk the site, count entry points and estimate shift-change volume at the main entrance.
Turnstile vs door readers, reader type per zone, itemised per entry point.
Phased to avoid disrupting production, with testing outside peak shift-change times.
HR and site management trained on bulk staff enrollment and attendance reporting.
A turnstile or lane-based reader setup at the main staff entrance lets large numbers of workers clock in quickly, usually with card or biometric readers sized for the volume of a shift change rather than a single office door reader.
Yes. The same turnstile or door readers used for entry can record clock-in and clock-out per shift, feeding reports into payroll. See Time Attendance Systems for detail.
Contractors and visitors are typically issued a temporary card or logged manually at the gate, with access limited to the areas relevant to their work and revoked once the job or visit ends.
Reader placement and housing are chosen for the environment — sheltered mounting positions and, where needed, ruggedised readers for production-floor and outdoor gate locations.
Cost depends on the number of entry points, whether a turnstile is needed for staff volume, and how many restricted stores or zones require separate control. Qyvea provides a free site survey and itemised quote.
Free site visit, shift-volume assessment and itemised quote per entry point.
Camera coverage for gates, stores and the production floor.
Shift-based clock-in and payroll reporting at scale.
Perimeter security around the wider industrial site.
Combine access control, CCTV and networking into one system.