Emergency Mustering RTLS
Get accurate, instant headcounts. Know who is missing in case of emergencies with mustering access control with Litum's UWB RTLS solutions
Precise and current
Leverage emergency mustering access control integration with time and attendance systems, refreshed periodically, to keep an accurate roster of the employees, visitors, and contractors onsite.
Long range, wide coverage
Automated emergency headcount system that reports all personnel regardless of the number of muster points and the size of the area.
Sleek tags
Replace traditional ID badges for easy initial user conversion.
Cloud
Automated mustering system can be hosted on a secure cloud server to ensure continuous operation.
Real-time
Emergency mustering system instantly identifies and reports missing employees
Stand-alone
Doesn’t need external power or network connection to operate
Simple
A tablet or a mobile phone is enough! No special hardware is required for mustering headcounts
Compliant
Improves regulatory compliance by eliminating manual procedures for mustering access control and improving speed to identify people
Download the emergency mustering infographic to learn how to get instant headcounts following an evacuation and increase safety of your employees.
How Emergency Mustering System Works
Litum integrates BLE Beacon technology into electronic ID badges distributed to all personnel for this automated mustering (roll-call) system. The badges transmit unique signals including the identity of each person wearing them. They can be read by tablets or smart phones from up to 50 meters.
Our roll-call system integrates with most time and attendance systems to automatically refresh the attendance list. The refresh rate can be set on our software. It then compares the detected personnel list with the most recent attendance sheet to determine who’s missing.
Our emergency mustering system runs on a cloud server and communicates through GSM, therefore does not require network or power connectivity, which makes it work uninterrupted during power outages or network failures.
