The watch is needed to organize favorable and fair working conditions. Without overtime, rush jobs, without downtime in queues, without waiting for materials, waiting for equipment, without unnecessary walking around the site and searching for work tools.

With the help of the watch, the company's management will see problems in the organization of work. Will see queues, lack of materials, tools and other delays. With their help, it will be possible to reduce useless work and unnecessary walking around the site.

Management will be able to set the correct work standards so that employees do not overwork. Improve working conditions.

The watch gives the opportunity to participate in ratings and receive bonuses. Also record overtime.
The watch allows you to understand where the employee is, whether everything is okay with him, how he feels.

The watch will call for help if you have fallen, if your pulse has disappeared. Or you can call for help yourself. This is concern for you and modern labor protection requirements.

The watch is safe and does not affect health.
It uses the same technologies as a regular mobile phone or other smart watches.
The watch has all the necessary safety certificates.

The devices are strong, originally designed for use in difficult conditions. If you do not break them on purpose, they rarely break. If they do break, all sorts of things happen on a construction site, contact the implementation engineer for a free replacement of the device.

The watch is waterproof and you don't have to worry about getting it wet. You can wash your hands in it.
There are no plans to fine you for breaking it.

Work Watch devices cannot be purchased in stores or sold.
They are not sold individually, as they require additional equipment to operate. They are useless outside of the work area.

No. The watch records activity and location data.
It does not have a camera or microphone.

Using the watch is simple: take any watch from the charging station, apply your pass. The green inscription “Shift started” will light up on the watch.
And go to work as usual.

The watch should be worn on the working hand (right-handed on the right, left-handed on the left). Tightly fastened on the hand, but not squeezing it. With buttons towards the elbow. Otherwise, the work will be incorrectly recognized. The watch can be covered with special clothing from above. Do not put the watch on the sleeve.

Simply place the watch face up on any available space on the charging station. Once the watch is in place, the light on the charger should change from blue to orange or green.

At the end of each shift, we clean and disinfect watches and straps so that they can be used again in the morning.