Transportation

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In the transportation industry, ensuring the safety of passengers, staff, and assets is a critical challenge. The JWM Guard Tour System offers a robust solution tailored to the unique security demands of transportation facilities, providing real-time monitoring, comprehensive reporting, and effective incident management. By adopting this cutting-edge technology, transportation operators can create a secure environment, streamline operations, and deliver a reliable service experience.

Key Challenges in Transportation Security

Monitoring Extensive Areas

Transportation hubs, such as airports, train stations, and bus terminals, encompass vast areas that include passenger zones, cargo facilities, maintenance areas, and parking lots, making it difficult to monitor all locations effectively.
Ensuring Compliance Across Checkpoints

Numerous critical checkpoints, from security gates to restricted areas, require routine inspections to maintain safety and regulatory compliance.
Rapid Incident Reporting and Response

Managing incidents promptly is essential to avoid service disruptions, maintain safety, and address potential threats.
Accountability and Performance Management

Security personnel must adhere to strict patrol schedules and protocols, ensuring all safety measures are consistently implemented.

Basic Workflow with JWM Guard Tour System

Install the Software

Begin by installing the JWM Guard Tour System software on your computer. Follow the installation prompts, and once completed, launch the software.
Create User Accounts and Assign Permission

Open the software and register a new user account. Enter your personal information and set up an administrator profile to manage the system.
Register Devices

Connect your JWM device to the computer via USB or Bluetooth. Go to the 'Device Management' section and click 'Add Device.' Once the device is detected, assign it a name and a patrol route.

Add Guards and Assgin Roles

In the ‘Guard Management’ section, input details for each guard, including name, ID, and assigned patrol routes. You can also define guard schedules, specific shifts, and access levels.
Setup Patrol Schedules and Routes

Define patrol routes within the software by selecting the specific checkpoints. You can add checkpoints manually or import them from a pre-existing list. Name each route for easy identification.
Start to Guard Tour

Guards need to log in using their assigned credentials or by using an RFID card/fingerprint (if applicable). Once logged in, the guard tour device will automatically load the assigned route and checkpoints.Guards should tap the device on the RFID tags or checkpoints along their designated routes. Each successful check-in will record the location, time, and guard ID in the system. If a guard encounters an incident, they can record it using the device’s incident reporting function. Select the incident type from the predefined list, add notes, and capture photos if needed.
Upload Patrol Records

At the end of the route, the guard should return to the starting point and log out of the device. Data from the patrol, including check-ins and incident reports, will be synced to the software. The administrator can access the patrol records in the software. Use the reporting features to generate summaries, performance metrics, and compliance reports.