Nuclear sites cannot use ordinary WiFi or cellular tracking near sensitive zones.
Nuclear
Real-time worker tracking for nuclear construction without RF interference.
Real-time worker tracking for nuclear construction without RF interference. ZAM-TEK deploys named vendor technology for nuclear buyers in Central Asia and the Gulf.
Problem
Problem
Large reactor footprints need continuous accountability.
Regulators need RF evidence before a pilot enters controlled areas.
Solution
Solution
Wirepas Massive mesh with low-power self-healing routing.
Velavu tags for controlled area access, mustering, and geofences.
FANR-oriented evidence pack for RF assumptions.
Compliance
Compliance
FANR
ADNOC HSEIA
EBRD ESAP
ISO 45001
Why ZAM-TEK
Why ZAM-TEK
RF-safe: Wirepas mesh works where WiFi and cellular do not.
Vendor-neutral: we integrate named vendors without locking buyers into one platform.
Local presence + international standards: Turkmenistan-based delivery mapped to ADNOC HSEIA, FANR, EBRD ESAP, IsDB, and ISO-aligned controls.
Operational AI: predictive maintenance, mustering, geofence breach detection, emissions analytics, and asset utilization KPIs.
Delivery cadence
What you get
Week 1
- Site walkdown
- RF survey
- workflow map
- pilot bill of materials
Month 1
- Pilot zone
- gateway placement
- dashboard roles
- HSE acceptance checklist
Month 3
- Scaled rollout
- maintenance handover
- KPI reporting
- procurement close-out pack
FAQ
Questions buyers ask before a pilot
Does Wirepas comply with FANR Reg 24?
Wirepas Massive can be evaluated against FANR review questions with an RF evidence pack. ZAM-TEK keeps a pre-screening template for controlled-area discussions, but final compliance approval must come from the site operator and regulator.
Does the system require WiFi or cellular coverage?
No. Wirepas Massive creates a self-healing mesh where every tag can route messages. This is why ZAM-TEK positions it for RF-restricted, underground, oil and gas, nuclear, and construction environments where WiFi, GPS, or cellular coverage is unavailable or not approved.
Can ZAM-TEK integrate with existing HSE and ERP systems?
Yes. ZAM-TEK designs deployments around existing HSE, ERP, access control, CCTV, and maintenance systems. The delivery model is integration-first: keep the buyer's systems of record and connect telemetry only where it improves operational decisions.
What is delivered in the first month?
For a Nuclear project, month one should produce a validated site survey, tag and anchor bill of materials, data model, safety workflow, pilot zone, stakeholder training, and the first KPI dashboard. Full rollout starts after pilot evidence.
Which countries does ZAM-TEK serve?
ZAM-TEK is based in Ashgabat and serves Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, the UAE, and Central Asia through vendor partnerships. The company supports local procurement and site execution while aligning designs to international industrial standards.
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