Real-time, site safety software for your access control system.

1. Real-time, site safety software for your access control system.

2. Encourages safer work practices • Enhances site security • Improves emergency planning response

3. Enhanced Site Security Do you know: • how many people are on your site? • where they are in real-time? • which department or company they are from? • who is in a particular location? • which locations have no people in them?

4. User Site Status.The total number of people on-site. Green circle represents an empty site. The number of people in each location changes in real-time as people move about. Tag Board

5. Double click to display the name and details of people in the location, “Refinery”. Tag Board

6. Displays:Company, Department, Site Date & Time, Location Date & Time Double click on a person to show their details.

7. Enhanced Site Security • Do you know who is on site and their current location in real-time? • Can you quickly locate anyone on-site?

8. User Site Status lists everyone on-site and their current location. The list is updated in real-time. • User Site Status

9. Click the “Where Is …?” button and type in a name to display the person’scurrent location. • User Site Status

10. Improved Emergency Planning Response • Do you know who is not at a muster point during an emergency evacuation and where they are?

11. Click the “Muster” button to start the emergency muster. • Emergency Muster

12. The number of people not at a muster point will decrease as people swipe at muster points. • Emergency Muster

13. At the end of a muster, the muster points are full of people. The red circle and the number next to it indicate that there is a person still in the open pit mine. Double click on it to see who this person is. • Emergency Muster

14. Click the “All Clear” button to return people to the location that they were in prior to the emergency muster.

15. Improved Emergency Planning Response • Do you know who has medical training or other skill sets that may be required during an emergency and where they are?

16. There is no one on-site that can drive an ambulance. • Tag Board • A tag board for a medical emergency

17. Improved Emergency Planning Response • Do you know who has emergency training that may be required during a fire emergency and where they are?

18. Muster points can be included on emergency tag boards. • Tag Board • A tag board for a fire emergency

19. Enhance Site Security • Can you confirm that access cards are used only by the person they have been issued too? • Do you need to watch an entry or exit point as a raceway?

20. The grid is updated in real-time as cardholders swipe their cards.Show from 1 to 24 Users.Grid shows First IN/First Out. • Watch Windows • For raceways and cardholder confirmation.

21. The person swiping the reader flashes yellow.Murray Mavui is entering the Location “Toxic Waste” now. • Watch Windows • Watching a hazardous area.

22. Safer Work Practices • Do people want confirmation that the system has recorded their access? • For example in underground or hazardous area monitoring.

23. Julie swipes her card at a reader that is next to a monitor. This message appears. It confirms that the system acknowledges that she is going into a dangerous location. • Watch Window

24. Web Server • Can you view all people who are on site or in a location from a web page? • Can you search for a person’s current location from a web page?

25. Web Server

26. Safer Work Practices • Are you sure that no one on your site is fatigued, and potentially putting themselves and others in danger?

27. Fatigue Management • Be notified, in real time, of people who have: • been on-site too long • worked too many days in a set period • not taken an adequate break between shifts.

28. Fatigue Management • Automatically email a list of people to be notified when a person commits a fatigue violation. • View fatigue violations from a web page.

29. Safer Work Practices • Are people who are working alone monitored regularly to ensure they are safe? For example: • workers in underground mines or other hazardous environments, • workers in transit, • after hours workers, such as cleaning or security staff.

30. Their names are listed here. The highlight will change colour as a person approaches their deadline. These people must swipe in or call in every hour to confirm that they are safe. • Timed Work Management • Assign and reset timed work to people, either automatically or manually. • Be warned as people near their time limit.

31. Safer Work Practices • Do you know when a person is required to complete an induction for an area, or an induction for the site? • Are you warned when people need to renew their licenses to operate machinery?

32. Site & Area Induction Management

33. Site & Area Induction Management • Be notified when people are required to complete an induction for an area, or an induction for the site. • View people’s induction expiry dates from a web page. • Automatically e-mail a list of people to be notified when a person’s induction expiry date nears. • Automatically SMS a person when their induction expiry date nears.

34. Site & Area Induction Management • Automatically disable a person’s access to site, or to an area, when an induction expiry date has passed. • Automatically re-enable a person’s access to site, or to an area, upon the renewal of an induction.

35. Safer Work Practices • Are you warned when people’s access cards are due to expire?

36. Card Expiry Management • Be notified when a person’s access card expiry date nears. • View card expiry dates from a web page. • Automatically e-mail a list of people to be notified when a card’s expiry date nears. • E-mail key people from the person’s department and company.

37. Card Expiry Management

38. Safer Work Practices • Do you know if someone is over accessing a location?

39. Intelligent Access Management • Restrict a person’s access, depending on time spent or frequency of visits, to certain locations. • From a web page, view a list of people who have had their access restricted. Their photo ID and the type of restriction are included. • Report on people who have had their access restricted.

40. Intelligent Access Management • Quarantine • If a person accesses a certain location, they are disabled from accessing another set of location.s • Over Access • If a person accesses a certain location too frequently, they are disabled from accessing another set of locations.

41. Intelligent Access Management

42. Safer Work Practices • Are you doing your best to ensure that no one on site is affected by drugs or alcohol, and potentially putting themselves and others in danger.

43. Fitness for Work Management • Randomly select people for testing. • Schedule tests to be created automatically. • Automatically create a re-test for people who have a positive test result.

44. Improved Emergency Planning Response • Are the names of your visitors included in emergency musters, not just their access card number?

45. Visitors are included on the tag boards and in the emergency muster. Quickly display a list showing all visitors on-site and their current location. • Visitor Management

46. Enhanced Site Security • Do you know if a visitor has just left the site without returning their access card?

47. Visitor Management

48. Enhanced Site Security • Are you warned if a visitor has stayed on site for too long?

49. The red highlight indicates that the visitor has passed a deadline. • Visitor Management

50. Visitor Management & Tracking • Live tracking of visitors. Know where visitors are in real-time, without waiting for reports to be generated. • Speed up visitor processing by using a front desk card reader. • Create and lookup visit bookings from a web page.