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Aerial view of a wave-pool operation in Garopaba

The GuardOperational System.

An operational safety system for aquatic environments — so rotations stay on time and every position stays covered.

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Already running at Surfland Brasil.

“It has made my day-to-day work much easier and gives me greater confidence when coordinating the team.”

In operation

  • Surfland Brasil

Coming soon

What the supervisor sees.

GUARDOS

Current session

10:30–12:00

Team A

Posts covered

8/8

Active lifeguards

24

Coverage

100%

Operational map of the wave pool

Fatigue overview

LifeguardTotal timeStatus
3h15OK
2h25WATCH
3h50HIGH
3h35OK
2h10OK

Session breaks

  • Break — 15 min
  • Lunch — 30 min

Sessions of the day

Posts

  • CT — Control Tower
  • PIER — Pier
  • 01–07 — Edge positions
  • LOBBY — Lobby

Status

Teal — OKAmber — Watch or high

The real threat isn’t always in the water.It’s fatigue.

A 30-minute rotation can become 50 when operations get busy. GuardOS intervenes before fatigue becomes risk.

  1. 01

    30 min

    Planned

  2. 02

    Rotation delayed

  3. 03

    +20 min

    50 min

    On station

  4. 04

    Fatigue increases

  5. 05

    Response time drops

What GuardOS controls

  • Fight fatigue

    Keep observation and recovery time under control.

  • Keep it fair

    Distribute workload transparently.

  • Know what happened

    See who was where, when and for how long.

Fatigue · Fairness · Traceability

Keep the rotation moving.

Team in. Posts, breaks, and lunch out. The supervisor publishes.

  1. 01

    Available team

    Lifeguards, leads, shift time.

  2. 02

    Generate

    Posts assigned automatically.

  3. 03

    Balance

    Breaks and lunch already set.

  4. 04

    Publish

    Review and put the shift live.

Time on station.

Exposure by post

ReefPoolPierControlLobby

LG 01

3h15OK

LG 03

2h25WATCH

LG 06

3h50HIGH

LG 04

3h35OK

LG 02

2h10OK
0h4h00

Attention threshold · 3h00

Fatigue control

Lifeguards post history and rotation.

  • #1

    LG1

    P1: 12 · P2: 8 · P3: 10 · P4: 4

    HIGH

    Prioritize next rotation

  • #4

    LG4

    P1: 10 · P2: 6 · P3: 8 · P4: 2

    HIGH

    Prioritize next rotation

  • #8

    LG8

    P1: 9 · P2: 7 · P3: 5 · P4: 3

    HIGH

    Prioritize next rotation

  • #2

    LG2

    P1: 15 · P2: 14 · P3: 12 · P4: 6

    NORMAL

  • #3

    LG3

    P1: 16 · P2: 15 · P3: 14 · P4: 8

    NORMAL

  • #5

    LG5

    P1: 14 · P2: 12 · P3: 10 · P4: 6

    NORMAL

  • #6

    LG6

    P1: 11 · P2: 9 · P3: 7 · P4: 5

    NORMAL

  • #7

    LG7

    P1: 13 · P2: 11 · P3: 9 · P4: 7

    NORMAL
Team average12.5 turnos médios · 75% de índice de rotação médio
Em operação real · Surfland Brasil

Already running at Surfland Brasil.

Before GuardOS, managing rotations and keeping track of the team required a lot of manual work. Now I can see the operation, assign posts and monitor each lifeguard’s workload in one place. It has made my day-to-day work much easier and gives me greater confidence when coordinating the team.

Benjamin Orlando

Lifeguard Coordinator · Surfland Brasil

The record around the shift.

Who was where, when, and for how long — around the turn, not competing with it.

  • Rosters & Multi-teams

    Weekly calendar, organized by team and operating unit.

  • Operational reports

    Look up and export position history, plus rotation, fatigue, and fairness.

  • Supervision panel

    Dedicated login, with read vs. edit modes by role.

  • Freelancers

    A bench of on-call professionals for demand peaks.

  • Team / Roster

    A central register of every lifeguard and lead.

  • Inventory control

    Safety and rescue equipment by unit.

What’s next

  1. Mobile app for lifeguards
  2. Real-time fatigue alerts
  3. Payroll and HR integrations
  4. Other aquatic-safety operations

Tell us about your operation.

We map your posts, rotations and coverage — then prepare a proposal for your operation.

Or write to info@theguardos.com

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