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Daily Workflow: Taking, Wearing, and Returning SoterCoach Devices

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Daily Work Flow

Taking and Returning Devices

Daily Workflow Overview

Each day of the program, workers follow a simple routine with the SoterCoach device to build safer movement habits and contribute to long-term injury prevention.

1. Start of Shift: Taking a Device

At the beginning of their workday, workers will:

  • Tap "Start work shift" on the SoterCoach Hub touchscreen.
  • Log in using a method defined by your organization:
    • Scan a QR code
    • Enter a login ID
    • Scan an employee badge
  • Scan the QR code on the back of the selected device.
  • If it's their first session, they will:
    • Choose a program (spine or shoulder), depending on company settings.
    • Attach the device correctly:
      • Spine Program → clipped to collar
      • Shoulder Program → secured on armband

Optional: Workers can adjust the device's beep volume by pressing the button until they find the desired level.

2. During Shift: Wear and Learn

  • Wear the device for the entire shift.
  • Respond to haptic feedback (beeps and vibrations) by adjusting posture or movement.
  • On Day 1, no feedback is delivered — this establishes a baseline.
  • From Day 2 onward, feedback activates and typically peaks, then reduces as the worker improves.
  • After Day 3, improvement scores begin appearing in the Dashboard.

3. End of Shift: Returning the Device

At the end of their shift, workers will:

  • Tap "Finish work shift" on the Hub.
  • Scan the device QR code.
  • Dock the device in the Hub (USB port down) to charge and sync data.
  • Optionally, they can:
    • Review daily progress
    • View hazardous movements, improvement highlights, and trend insights
    • Leave feedback about their experience

Tips for Success

  • Collect worker feedback during and after the program to reinforce engagement.
  • Encourage reflection on progress to help sustain ergonomic improvements.
  • Emphasize that fewer alerts mean improved safety and technique.

Related Articles

  • How to Wear the Device
  • Understanding Haptic Feedback