One system follows every worker from the reservation to the room, the dining hall, and the company invoice.
Workforce housing operations involve more than reservations. Teams are coordinating room assignments, meal service, access, housekeeping, maintenance, refrigeration, and the facilities that keep a camp running.
It is a reservation system and site management system that also includes features such as meal volume forecasting, meal card badge scanning, badge scan for gate in/out, site maintenance, housekeeping management and guest room electronic lock management.
Work Camp Central manages the operational side of workforce housing. Data Telematics connects the physical environment.
Together, the two systems give camp operators a clearer picture of both what is scheduled to happen and what is actually happening across the site.
Manage the day-to-day operations that support your workforce.
Add visibility into the physical spaces and assets your team is managing.
Monitor temperature, humidity, and presence information across workforce accommodations.
Maintain visibility into monitored refrigeration areas supporting meal service.
Extend connected monitoring to equipment and assets included in the deployment.
Maintain connectivity while units are deployed and GPS visibility when they are transported.
Temperature and humidity tags help your team review conditions across guest accommodations without relying solely on a walk through the site. Presence sensing can add information about whether someone is in a monitored room. That information supports a different question from the reservation record, which shows who is assigned to the accommodation.
Use the available readings to identify rooms that warrant a closer look and direct staff attention to the relevant location. Maintenance and housekeeping remain part of the operational workflow in Work Camp Central.
Meal planning depends on more than knowing how many guests are expected. Data Telematics sensors can monitor the temperatures in freezers and coolers that support the kitchen. Exception notifications give your team a reason to investigate when monitored conditions move outside the configured limits.
Room monitoring and refrigeration monitoring can share the same site gateway infrastructure, with sensor placement planned around the facilities you need to cover.
Temporary housing may serve one project and then relocate to another. A gateway installed in a trailer can act as a GPS tracking device during transport, relay telemetry once the trailer is set up, and return to location tracking when it moves again. This connects deployment visibility with the ongoing monitoring of the housing unit.
We provide the technology, devices, and operational support to remotely manage large man-camps, work sites, and workforce housing operations.
Sensors monitor the conditions or assets included in your deployment, such as temperature, humidity, presence, or other supported telemetry.
Gateways installed throughout the camp and inside housing trailers relay sensor signals to the Data Telematics backend system.
Operators can review integrated temperature and humidity information and exception notifications through Work Camp Central.
The Data Telematics online portal provides a deeper view into connected telemetry.
This solution is designed for organizations managing temporary and remote workforce accommodations, including:
The goal is not to replace the people running the camp. It is to give them better visibility into the rooms, facilities, refrigeration, assets, and housing units they are already responsible for.
Data Telematics integrates with Work Camp Central so operators can view temperature and humidity tag data alongside the tools they already use to manage camp operations.
This allows teams to monitor site conditions without treating telemetry as a completely separate workflow.
Review temperature and humidity information from monitored areas throughout the camp.
Receive notifications when monitored conditions trigger an exception.
When more detailed telemetry information is needed, users can access the Data Telematics online portal.
An ERP, or a central platform for Workforce Lodging. It manages the systesm involving reservations, lodging, meals, guests, camps, and reporting.
Connected site monitoring uses sensors and gateways to make physical conditions and asset information available for remote review.
Yes. Gateways can be installed in trailers and across the site to relay readings from the areas included in the deployment. The layout determines where sensors and gateways are needed.
Yes. Sensors can be deployed across guest accommodations, coolers, freezers, and other monitored areas, with gateways positioned throughout the site based on the deployment.
Yes. A gateway installed in the trailer can provide GPS visibility while the unit is transported and then serve as the telemetry connection once the trailer is deployed.
Yes. A gateway installed in the trailer can provide GPS visibility while the unit is transported and then serve as the telemetry connection once the trailer is deployed.
Share your site type, the areas you need visibility into, and whether you wil use Work Camp Central. We can discuss an approach for connecting your rooms, facilities, and assets.
