Zero Harm

Workforce Safety, Asset Tracking & Real-Time Location Awareness Improve safety and operational visibility across industrial work sites by providing real-time awareness of personnel, interactions, and critical tools in the field. This application helps teams maintain situational awareness during operations by monitoring worker presence and tracking equipment directly from their mobile devices. Key capabilities include: • Real-time personnel location visibility across the work site  • Interaction and proximity tracking between workers for operational awareness  • Restricted zone monitoring, generating alerts when personnel approach sensitive or hazardous areas  • Incident timeline replay, allowing safety teams to reconstruct events if required  • On-the-go tool and equipment scanning, enabling workers to quickly register, locate, and verify tools in the field to reduce misplacement and lost items  • Offline operation, ensuring monitoring continues even in environments with limited connectivity The application is designed for industrial environments such as: • Mining operations  • Construction sites  • Industrial facilities  • Large operational areas where safety and asset visibility are critical To ensure reliable safety monitoring during active work shifts, the application uses an Android foreground service. This allows the app to continue detecting location updates, safety events, and tool interactions even when the phone screen is off or when the user switches to another app. Continuous monitoring enables: • Immediate safety alerts  • Reliable personnel visibility for supervisors and emergency response teams  • Accurate reconstruction of incidents and operational events  • Efficient tracking of tools and equipment used throughout the workday When monitoring is active, Android displays a system notification informing the user that location tracking is running. The foreground service operates only while the user is actively working on site and monitoring is enabled, and stops when monitoring is no longer required.