Heat and air quality alerts that reach the crew.
H2 Organizer tracks the heat index at each of your worksites and sends heat and air quality alerts to workers’ phones as Mi Chamba notifications, in the language each worker’s phone is set to.
A heat alert the crew never saw protects no one. Neither does software the worker never opened.
Heat alerts
A heat index for each worksite.
H2 Organizer works out the heat index at each of your worksites, not one number for the whole operation.
On the worker’s phone.
Heat alerts arrive as notifications in Mi Chamba, the app already on the worker’s phone.
Set up for your worksites.
Heat alerts run for each worksite you add to H2 Organizer.
In the worker’s language.
Alerts arrive in the language set on the worker’s phone, such as English or Spanish.
Air quality alerts
Air quality alerts run alongside heat alerts, so heat and air quality are covered in one place. When air quality becomes a safety concern, workers get an alert as a Mi Chamba notification.
The day in the field
The alert goes out.
Conditions change, and the alert lands on the worker’s phone as a Mi Chamba notification.
You can see who read it.
Read status shows your team which workers have opened each alert and which haven’t yet.
Nobody is left out.
Not everyone has a phone in hand in the field. Make sure your safety plan names who checks on those workers in person.
A record you can show.
Every alert stays in the alert history in H2 Organizer, so you can show what went out, when, and who read it.
Heat and wildfire-smoke rules are set state by state, and several states with large H-2A workforces have their own outdoor heat or smoke standards. What triggers a required step, and what that step is, depends on where your crew is working. H2 Organizer does not replace your safety plan or legal advice. It helps your crew hear about conditions in time, and it keeps your workers’ records in one place.
Already working with an H2 Organizer employer? Heat and air quality alerts arrive in Mi Chamba.
Your crew is already in the app. Put it to work in the heat.
