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By leveraging globally unique identification and data exchange standards, GS1 can bring visibility, traceability and certainty to building and asset information for the architecture, engineering, construction (AEC) and facilities management industries.
GS1 identifiers create a globally unique identity for products, assets, people, locations, and service relationships. Right from the early stages of a building’s design, architects and engineers can identify the products and parts that meet their specifications, including their environmental and operational cost attributes, and track their delivery on site.
During installation and commissioning on-going verifications can occur, validating that the materials and assets installed meet the requirements specified in the Risk Assessment Method Statements and in the Health and Safety file. Maintenance and facilities management teams also benefit greatly from the implementation of GS1 standards with digital links created between personnel, their qualifications, job tickets and schedules.
GS1 Identifiers for AEC Sector
Explore the key GS1 identifiers used in the Architecture, Engineering, Construction and Facilities Management sectors for product, location and asset identification.
GTIN
The GTIN or Global Trade Item Number is used to uniquely identify a product or traded item.
GLN
The GLN or Global Location Number is used to uniquely identify a legal entity (company) or physical location.
SSCC
SSCC or Serial Shipping Container Code are typically used to identify outer cases, pallets or entire shipments.
GIAI
GIAIs or Global Individual Asset Identifiers are used to uniquely identify a specific asset.
GRAI
GRAIs or Global Returnable Asset Identifiers are used to uniquely identify a returnable asset.
GSRN
GSRNs or Global Service Relationship Numbers are used to identify and record an instance of a service being provided to a recipient.
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