Capability

Shift presence recorded where the work starts

A mobile shift check-in establishes a presence event, not permission to perform every role. VORAST connects that event with the requirements and evidence needed to judge operational availability.

At the start and end of a shift

Personnel use the mobile web to start and end a shift. Device location and site geofence checks provide context for the event; this is not continuous movement tracking. Where a presence event requires an exception, the Watch Officer confirms or rejects it and the decision is audited.

Present is not operationally available

The crewing view separates rostered, present and operationally available people. A successful location check cannot grant a missing competency or fill a role twice. The officer confirms the crew against required and filled positions, seeing restrictions, expired evidence and training-release gaps before accepting the watch.

Be precise about the device

This is a working mobile web workflow, not a native app or a verified offline check-in. The location check is tied to the shift event. When connectivity or evidence is missing, the system should not imply a verified check-in or a ready capability.

Being clear about what this does and does not mean

No continuous tracking

Location at check-in is event-based, not a live map of personnel.

No offline guarantee

An offline verified check-in and native mobile applications are not claimed.

Questions worth asking of your own operation

  • How are presence exceptions reviewed on your current shift?
  • Who is present but unable to fill a required role?
  • What happens when a device cannot verify location?

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