Walking where forklifts work
Turns red the moment someone steps into the marked forklift area, with a running timer. The driver is ignored.
Hard hats, forklift areas, sleeping at the desk, time away, time on the phone. Marked live on the cameras you already have, and summed up on one board that management can open any time.
Turns red the moment someone steps into the marked forklift area, with a running timer. The driver is ignored.
Green when it is on. The two workers without one turn red, and stay red until they put it on.
Desk 2 is asleep and the total keeps adding up. Desk 1 is on a call, counted as phone time, not as a problem.
Each desk keeps its own total of time empty. No AI needed for this one: it runs on the PC at your site.
Sample footage from free stock clips, not a customer site. Every box, label, timer and banner is drawn by Safety Watch; the original clips have no markings. Walkways, forklift areas and desks are marked once per camera at setup.
Supervisors watch it live. Management opens the board when they want: today, yesterday or any day, with the people who crossed a limit at the top.
Checked against answers we marked by hand, second by second, before looking at the system's answers.
All on stock footage. A real site is tested on its own cameras during the pilot before any number is promised. The phone clips were closer than a typical ceiling camera.
No new cameras. No box to buy if you have a PC that stays on.
A small app on any Windows PC that is on during work hours. It connects to your cameras or NVR over your own network.
Draw the desks, walkways and forklift areas on a snapshot. About 5 minutes per camera. Set your limits.
Live view for supervisors, the 15-minute board for management, and alerts when a limit is crossed.
One monthly fee for each camera you connect, whether it sees 2 desks or 12. Start with a pilot on a few cameras.
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