Smart Safety Equipment

Smart Safety Equipment

Eight safety devices placed on site or worn by workers, with what each one measures and when it reports danger.

Smart safety equipment is a set of safety devices placed on site or worn by workers. Each device measures its own state and sends it in, and CaasWorks shows it on a map and in a list and sends notifications when there is danger.

Available devices

Smart Safety Helmet

Personal protective equipment

Smart Band

Personal protective equipment

Work Stop Button

Work hazard alarm

Construction Thermometer

Response to cold and heat illness

Multi-Gas Detector

Prevents asphyxiation in confined spaces

Tilt Displacement Sensor

Automatic sensor detection

Heavy Equipment Tracker

Heavy equipment GPS

What each device measures

What each of the eight measuresAdopt only what the site needs.Smart Safety HelmetWorn or not · SOS button · BatteryDanger · When taken off or SOS is pressedSmart BandHeart rate · Body temp · Steps · LocationDanger · HR 150+ or 50 or lower, body temp 38℃+Safety HookHook clipped on or not · SOS buttonDanger · When carried but not clipped onWork Stop ButtonWhether the button was pressedDanger · As soon as it is pressedConstruction ThermometerTemperature · Humidity · Apparent tempDanger · Five levels from 31℃ apparent tempMulti-Gas DetectorO₂ · CO · Methane · H₂SDanger · When a gas exceeds its thresholdTilt Displacement SensorAngles on three axes · ImpactDanger · When it moves off the reference angleHeavy Equipment TrackerLocation · Speed · Power statusDanger · Low battery · Signal lost · Danger buttonAll eight share the same screen layout. Learn one and you can read the rest.
Each device holds its own danger criteria. Thresholds are not changed on the screen, which shows the judgment the device sends as is.

Device guides

What all eight have in common

Learn one, and you can read the rest

Each device measures different values, but the screen layout is the same. Read Reading the screen first, and for the other devices you only need to know what they measure.

  • All have the Dashboard · Device Management · Notification Settings tabs. The helmet, band, and safety hook have one more tab, Statistics.
  • The dashboard shows a summary and the device list on the left and a map on the right. Click a device to open its details on the right.
  • In Notification Settings, you register up to ten people to receive KakaoTalk notifications.

The device holds the danger criteria

Whether oxygen below a certain percentage is dangerous, or a heart rate above a certain value is abnormal, is decided by the device itself before it sends data. There is no place on the screen to change thresholds.

There is a reason for this. If the device's alarm sound, the CaasWorks screen, and speaker broadcasts used different criteria, people on site would be confused. The decision is made in one place only.

Devices are not registered on the screen

The person in charge installs and registers devices. There is no button on the screen to add a device. If the list is empty, registration is not finished yet, so check with the person in charge.

These are the only things you set on the screen.

  • Device alias (for example, Band, 3F east)
  • Memo
  • Installation floor
  • Location on the map

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