Abstract:To address safety management challenges in wind power construction sites, including scattered personnel, dense hazard sources and large control blind spots, a safety management system based on Ultra-Wideband (UWB) positioning technology was designed. The system deploys UWB base stations and personnel tags for centimeter-level positioning, integrating electronic fence, abnormal behavior recognition and emergency assistance functions. To tackle NLOS propagation issues in the metal-intensive environment of wind farms, a composite error suppression method incorporating distance residuals, signal strength fluctuation and velocity consistency was proposed, combined with a GDOP minimization-based base station deployment strategy. Validated over 510 days at an onshore wind farm, outdoor positioning accuracy better than 0.3 m and in-tower accuracy better than 0.5 m were achieved, with an electronic fence accuracy of 95.5%, emergency response time reduced from 6.2 to 1.5 minutes, and manual patrol workload decreased by 67.9%.