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Workers tap the ID cards they already carry. Tools carry on-metal tags. Contractors get passes that end with their shift. All of it lands in one ledger that keeps recording when the shop-floor Wi-Fi does not.
A punch register at the gate, tools that go missing between shifts, and contractor badges that still work weeks after the job ended.
Shift taps, tool-crib taps and contractor visits sit in the same ledger, and a contractor pass dies on its own at the end of the shift.
Workers tap their ID cards at the gate phone. The shop-floor Wi-Fi is patchy, so taps queue and send when they can.
The maintenance contractor arrives on a pass booked for today, valid until 2pm. The supervisor's phone announces them.
A fitter taps the torque wrench's on-metal tag at the tool-crib phone. The ledger records the tag, the phone and the time.
A new operator taps the video sticker on Line 2's press. It opens the safety how-to video on any phone.
The contractor pass expires. A tap at 14:20 is recorded and silent: the security desk sees it later.
Recognised works on any chip, changed from the console. Written works on any phone, nothing installed. The two modes, explained
We set up a workspace that looks like yours and walk through this day on real cards. Thirty minutes, no slides.
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