Almaty thermal networks began to use video recorders when inspecting facilities to improve the process of thermal inspection when interacting with consumers. This initiative is aimed at improving the accuracy and efficiency of engineers, as well as optimizing data collection.
The introduction of video tokens is a step towards digitalizing processes when doing daily work and increasing transparency.
"Video recorders have been introduced at our enterprise to increase the efficiency and transparency of the work of thermal inspection engineers. These devices will allow you to record the key points of work during the inspection of facilities, monitor the tasks performed and ensure a higher level of control over compliance with enterprise standards," explained the leading specialist of the thermal inspection.
Video recorders will help engineers quickly transmit information in real time, create data archives for further analysis and quality control. This will become an important tool for identifying potential problems and preventing abnormal situations.
"This solution has already demonstrated its effectiveness: video recorders can improve the quality of service, reduce the likelihood of errors and resolve controversial issues - video recording will allow you to objectively analyze situations, prevent corruption," said Marzhan Balbayeva, head of the thermal inspection.
The company strives to use modern technologies to optimize production processes, improve safety and improve employee-consumer interaction. The introduction of video recorders is another step towards creating a more transparent and efficient production focused on high quality standards.
The AlTS notes that digital technologies increase the efficiency of the thermal inspection staff and reduce corruption risks.
Almaty Thermal Networks LLP

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/almaty/press/news/details/879000