Glossary

Organization

Company The outermost container. One business registration number is one company. It is the unit employees belong to.

Industry The type a company chooses when it signs up, such as construction company, client, partner company, material supplier, or solution supplier. The whole left menu changes depending on the industry.

Project One job site is one project. This guide uses project.

Owner company · project owner The company that created the project. It decides on adopting solutions, inviting companies, and distributing solution permissions.

Project member A person assigned to that project. Belonging to a company and joining a project are different things.

Workspace A company's unique ID. It uses the business registration number. This number is used to find the company when an employee joins it and when a partner company is invited to a project.

Super admin · admin · general user The three user permission levels. The super admin is the employee who first registered the company, or an employee the permission was delegated to, and handles all settings. Admins take on part of that, and general users use CaasWorks without management permissions.

Solutions

Smart Solution An optional feature adopted per project. It is adopted for each project, not for the company.

One-time · subscription One-time means you pay once and use it for a set period. Subscription means payment continues every period, and the feature stops when it lapses.

Device Equipment installed on site or worn by workers. Installation and registration are done by the person in charge and cannot be added from the screen.

Alias The name given to a device. It is best to use the name people use on site.

Last received time The time a device last sent data. If this value has stopped, the device is not detecting anything right now.

Network Speaker

Manual broadcast A broadcast where a person picks a registered message or audio file and plays it. It is always Caution level.

Live broadcast · live mic A broadcast where you speak directly into a microphone. There is no preview, and only one person can do it at a time.

Automatic broadcast rule A statement set up in advance of what to play in which situation.

Urgent · Caution Broadcast levels. Urgent goes out even outside the allowed hours and pushes aside broadcasts in progress. Caution goes out only within the allowed hours.

Ignore repeats If the same rule is triggered again within this time, it does not broadcast. This keeps the same alarm from repeating every few seconds.

Allowed hours The hours each speaker is allowed to make sound. Even if a rule is on, it does not play outside these hours.

Won't play The state of a rule that is on but does nothing because no situation to play on is specified.

Suppressed · Outside hours · Stopped Broadcast results. None of the three is a fault; each is the result of working as configured. Only Failed is a fault.

AI detection

Mission · detection item The kind of scene the AI looks for. Eight are standard, including no hard hat, fall, and fire.

Detection area The part of the camera view the AI looks at. If you do not draw one, it looks at the whole view.

Restricted area An area that triggers an alert when someone enters. If you do not draw one, the related items do not run at all.

Confidence How sure the AI is of its judgment.

Pending · Confirmed · Action Taken The handling status of a detection. Detections left as Pending are today's to-do list.

Safety Index The share of workers caught on video who are in a safe state. 90 or higher is safe, 70 or higher is normal, and below that is danger.

Smart safety equipment

Apparent temperature A value calculated from temperature and humidity. It is the basis for heat wave work decisions, with levels at 31, 33, 35, and 38℃.

Heat wave work Work done for 2 hours or more in a row at a workplace where the apparent temperature is 31℃ or higher.

%LEL The ratio to the lower explosive limit. 25%LEL of methane means a quarter of the minimum concentration at which an explosion can occur.

Reference angle · zero point The reference captured when a tilt sensor is installed. Danger is judged not by the absolute angle but by how far it deviates from this reference.

Not In Use A term used for safety hooks, meaning the worker is wearing the safety harness but has not hooked it on. During work at height, this is a dangerous state.