02/09/2026
Three check-ins per shift sounds like overkill — until you see what it catches.
A start-of-shift snapshot tells you how a worker arrived. It tells you nothing about what happens across the day. Injuries peak in the fourth hour. A 12-hour shift increases injury risk by 37%. And in NSW, the average psychosocial injury claim now costs $288,542.
The signs build across the shift, not at sign-on. That's why SOV·32 checks in at start, middle and end of shift — catching the fatigue, the drift, and the slow deterioration that a single morning question will never detect.
Our latest article walks through what actually happens across a blue-collar shift and why one check-in isn't enough.
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