A quick, game-based test at the start of each shift confirms cognitive readiness on any phone or tablet, and alerts a supervisor the moment someone scores outside their normal range.
Request a demo> Why SafetyIQ
Asking people how alert they feel won't catch impairment. A short game-based test measures it, so supervisors can act before a high-risk task begins.
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Spot fatigue and other impairment before a worker begins a high-risk task, not after an incident.
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Clear alertness scores and readiness insights, measured against each worker's own baseline.
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Automated follow-up means supervisors hear about high-risk results right away and can step in.
> How a shift check works
The check fits into the start of the day. Workers play a few short game tasks, SafetyIQ scores them against their own normal, and supervisors only hear about the results that need attention.
Start
Workers open the test on their phone or tablet at the start of each shift.
Play
Short game-style tasks, like following a moving dot, measure reaction time and accuracy.
Compare
Each result is scored against the worker's rolling personal baseline.
Flag
Scores outside the safe range notify the supervisor instantly.
Act
Supervisors reassign tasks, provide rest or start follow-up steps.
Cleared
Workers within their normal range start the shift, and the result is logged.
> How it works
Built for phones and tablets, so the check happens wherever the shift starts: the depot, the site office or the cab.
01 · The test
Engaging, game-style tasks measure reaction time, attention and accuracy, so the result reflects how someone is performing right now, not how they say they feel.
02 · The baseline
SafetyIQ learns each worker's normal patterns, so results stay accurate, only genuine changes are flagged and the test can't be gamed.
03 · The response
When a worker scores outside their normal range, the supervisor is notified instantly and can act before anyone is at risk.
> Beyond fatigue
Provides an objective measure of all forms of impairment, including prescription and recreational drug use.
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Long shifts, night work and poor sleep show up as slower reactions and lower accuracy, before they show up as an incident.
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Changes in cognitive performance from stress or illness are flagged against the worker's own baseline.
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Detects impairment from prescription or recreational drug use without relying on self-reporting.
> Works with
Alertness is one part of keeping crews safe. These modules cover the rest.

> Before the shift
A science-backed impairment test in under two minutes on any phone.

> On the road
Risk-assess every trip, see it live on one map and escalate when a check-in is missed.
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> Working alone
Check-ins, GPS and escalation for crews on the move or working alone.
> Not ready for a demo?
Insights, strategies and tools to manage fatigue and build a healthier, more productive work environment.
> FAQ
Alertness tracking is a digital process that measures a worker’s cognitive readiness before they begin a shift or perform a high-risk task. SafetyIQ uses a quick game-based test that evaluates reaction time and attention so organizations can identify fatigue or impairment early and prevent incidents before they occur.
Workers complete an interactive test that measures response accuracy and speed. The system compares their performance to a rolling personal baseline which makes the results highly accurate and ensures that only genuine changes in alertness are flagged for supervisor review.
Yes. The test can detect a wide range of impairments including fatigue stress illness and the influence of prescription or recreational drugs. Because it measures reaction time and cognitive function it provides an objective view of readiness beyond simple self-reporting.
Absolutely. The solution is mobile friendly so workers can complete their alertness test from a phone tablet or desktop regardless of where their shift begins. This makes it ideal for field teams remote operations and shift workers who start outside a central office.
If a worker scores outside their normal range the system sends an instant notification to the supervisor. This allows managers to intervene quickly by reassigning tasks providing rest or initiating follow-up steps to keep the shift safe and compliant.
See how SafetyIQ's game-based alertness test, personal baselines and supervisor alerts fit your crews, in a demo built around how your people work.
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