Workforce Visibility & Site Security Gaps

• Manual attendance tracking was unreliable, making it difficult to ensure that only authorized workers were present.

• In large construction sites, it was hard to monitor worker movements, increasing security risks.

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Compliance with Safety Regulations

• Ensuring proper worker-to-supervisor ratios and tracking working hours was critical to meeting OSHA and local labor laws.

• Overworked or fatigued workers posed a safety hazard, yet managing working hours manually was prone to errors.

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Emergency Response & Incident Management

• In the event of an accident, knowing exactly who was on-site and where they were located was crucial for quick response.

• Without real-time attendance data, evacuation and emergency planning remained inefficient.

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Operational Inefficiencies & Manual Data Handling

• Traditional paper-based or standalone attendance systems were time-consuming and created data silos.

• Site managers spent excessive time verifying logs, affecting productivity and diverting focus from proactive safety measures.