BLE sensors collect temperature, humidity, and wet bulb data from every zone in your facility — automatically, as forklifts drive their normal routes. No fixed infrastructure. No dead zones.
When summer humidity hits, warehouse concrete floors "sweat" — condensation forms faster than anyone can see it. One facility had to buy mattresses to soak up the water because they couldn't keep up with mops. Another shut down their autonomous mobile robots entirely — the machines couldn't navigate wet floors safely.
A single heat-related OSHA citation: $16,550. Serious violation: $165,514. Repeat offenders: up to $165,514 per violation. Continuous monitoring isn't optional.
Traditional monitoring requires fixed sensors, WiFi gateways, power wiring, and IT projects. OneTrack uses battery-powered BLE beacons collected by the vehicles already driving through your facility.
Each BLE sensor measures multiple environmental parameters simultaneously. Combined with AI analysis, you get actionable intelligence — not just raw readings.
Continuous temperature readings across ambient, refrigerated, and freezer zones. Automated alerts when readings exceed thresholds.
Relative humidity tracking to protect product integrity, prevent mold, and maintain storage compliance requirements.
Real-time wet bulb index combining temperature and humidity to measure actual heat stress risk. The metric OSHA uses for worker safety assessment.
Predict when concrete floors will develop condensation by monitoring temperature-humidity differentials. Alert teams before slip hazards form.
AI identifies temperature patterns across shifts, seasons, and zones. Know which dock doors spike temperatures. Which zones hold humidity.
Automated logging and reporting for cold chain audits, OSHA inspections, and FDA/FSMA requirements. No manual logbooks.
FSMA requires temperature documentation throughout the supply chain. Monitor cold storage, transition zones, and dock areas continuously. Automated logging replaces manual spot-checks.
Different clients, different temperature requirements. Monitor and document compliance for each client's products across shared facilities. Prove SLA adherence with continuous data.
FDA and USP requirements demand continuous temperature monitoring with documented proof. OneTrack provides the data density and audit trail that GMP warehouses require.
Monitor wet bulb temperature across production floors, especially near heat-generating equipment. Automated alerts when conditions approach OSHA action triggers. Protect workers before heat illness strikes.
While OSHA has no specific warehouse temperature regulation, the General Duty Clause and proposed Heat Illness Prevention Rule create clear requirements. Continuous monitoring provides the documentation you need.
OSHA's recommended range for warehouse and workplace environments
Relative humidity range to prevent mold growth and maintain worker comfort
Proposed Heat Illness Prevention Rule requires employer action above this threshold
Maximum penalty per serious or willful violation under current OSHA enforcement
Deploy temperature, humidity, and wet bulb monitoring across your operation — without an IT project.