Trinity Field

Trinity Field is the handset application used by Trinity Metals mine crews at Rutongo, Nyakabingo and Musha. It is an internal tool for company staff: it works only with an account issued by Trinity Metals and a connection to the company's own server. Attendance Supervisors clock crews in and out by face, at the tunnel. Recognition runs on the handset itself, so it keeps working where there is no signal underground. Every punch carries a GPS position, and the mine's geofence decides whether it is accepted. Blasting call-outs When a tunnel must be cleared before a blast, the app opens a roll of everyone recorded underground and tracks them out one by one. The roll shows who is still inside, who has been confirmed out, and how long it has taken. Only the superintendent responsible for that tunnel can clear it. Visitors Sign visitors in at the gate with their name, company, vehicle and a signature on screen. Trinity employees visiting from another mine are signed in from the employee roster rather than typed in. The list shows who is on site now and who has stayed past their expected time. Time off File a leave request for yourself or for your crew, and see what has already been approved. Enrolment Register an employee's face so they can be recognised at the attendance terminals and on the handsets. Built for underground Works offline. Punches, sign-ins and requests are held on the device and uploaded when a connection returns. Face matching happens on the phone. No image is sent for recognition. Dark interface, large targets, readable at the tunnel mouth. Requires a Trinity Metals account This application is for Trinity Metals employees and contractors. It cannot be used without credentials issued by the company and the address of a Trinity Metals server. It is not a general-purpose attendance app. Built by TMR Computing Ltd, Kigali.