Guard deployment tracked per client site
Each guard's current site assignment is on their record, so covering a shift or reallocating a guard between sites is a record change, not a radio call to confirm who's where.
Guard deployment per client site, shift-based attendance, and licence and certification expiry tracked the same way visas and Emirates IDs are.
Security services staffing runs on guards deployed to many client sites around the clock, where licensing and certification lapses carry the same operational risk as an expired visa. And are just as easy to lose track of across a large roster.
Each guard's current site assignment is on their record, so covering a shift or reallocating a guard between sites is a record change, not a radio call to confirm who's where.
Attendance and timesheets are built to handle round-the-clock shift patterns, not a single daily in/out that assumes an office schedule.
Security licences and certifications get the same expiry alerts as visas and labour cards. One system flags all of it, instead of a separate register that's easy to let lapse.
A typical contract: A security company deploys guards to dozens of client sites on fixed posts and rotating shifts, including nights and weekends. Each post is billed to its client, guards move between posts, and licences must be valid for anyone on duty.
Filed on the guard's record as a document with an expiry date.
Visa, labour card, Emirates ID, passport and driving licence expiries each have their own field and alerts.
Each guard's current client site on their record, so the current deployment is visible.
Issue records so equipment is accounted for when a guard leaves.
Attendance follows shifts rather than a nine-to-five day. Hours per guard and per post are approved and billed to each client, and the same record drives payroll, including night and rest-day premiums.
A guard's licence or certification matters as much as their visa. Both are held with expiry dates on the employee record, so a lapsed licence can be seen before the guard is rostered.
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Yes. Hours are recorded per client site and billed at each client's agreed rate from the same approved record that drives payroll.
File the licence on the employee record with its expiry date. Visa, labour card, Emirates ID, passport, medical and driving licence expiries also have their own fields and alerts.
Bring your current workforce sheet. Nothing to re-key before your first month.