Be Watch for Factories

Factories: Shift attendance, machine areas and yards.

A factory runs on shifts, machines that only trained people should approach, and a yard that never fully stops. Be Watch for Factories records every shift from the door, keeps restricted machine areas restricted, controls the yard, and keeps a monitoring team on the plant when the last shift leaves.

The problems

Where factories loses money and sleep

  • Shift handovers and overtime that payroll cannot verify.
  • Untrained people in machine areas they should not enter.
  • Vehicles and contractors moving through the yard unlogged.
  • Break-ins over shutdown periods.
  • Lighting and plant running over empty areas.
OutcomeWith Be WatchConnected
  • Hours that match the door, shift by shift.
  • Machine areas reachable only by trained people.
  • A yard log that is always complete.
  • Shutdowns without a break-in.

The Be Watch answer

What we design for Factories

Shift attendance from the door

Biometric clock-in at the entrance, verified on camera, with hours split by shift and overtime by your rules, exported to payroll.

Restricted machine areas

Access to machine cells and hazardous areas tied to training records. A credential that has not completed the training does not open the door.

Yard and vehicle control

Plate recognition at the gate, dock rules, and cameras over loading areas with vehicle detection and searchable events.

Shutdown monitoring

After the last shift and over holiday shutdowns, every event is verified by an operator and escalated according to your plan.

Energy and lighting automation

Zone lighting by occupancy, plant schedules by shift, and energy monitoring at circuit level.

Questions

What Factories ask us

Can access depend on training or certification?

Yes. Credentials for specific areas can require a training record, and can expire when a certification does.

How do you handle a site with several hundred staff?

Multiple biometric terminals at entrances and shift-based rules keep clock-in fast, and hours are split by shift and department automatically.

Do cameras work in dusty or wet production areas?

Yes. Cameras are rated for the environment at each position, including washdown and dust-heavy areas.

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