See what EEmber sees.
EEmber reads strain at crew level, never the individual, that is the whole point. But the fastest way to understand it is to feel it yourself. Answer ten quick questions about how the work has felt: three on how you have been, your mood, and five on the conditions on site behind it, mapped to ISO 45003. We will show you the read your crew would generate: the score, the driver behind it, and the first action to run.
Ten questions, about two minutes. Three measure the burnout signs (from an established inventory), one your mood, and five map to ISO 45003 working conditions. Nothing is stored, it runs in your browser.
Scoring the burnout dimensions…
Clarify decision rights, stable planning window
Here’s what that action becomes.
Your stabiliser, two weeks from now, run across a crew and evidenced. This is the loop you would be buying, shown here as an illustration, not your real crew data.
That is one read, for one person, with one general action.
On one of your sites a good operative is burning out, and right now you cannot see it yet. You feel it as churn, absence and rework you cannot trace back. Here is what a free read of yourself can never tell you.
- ×Which crew or site is in the Amber. You saw your number, not theirs.
- ×Whether the action worked. This is the stabiliser; the targeted control matched to the driver sits deeper.
- ×The dated record of what you saw and what you did. The thing that stands up when the question is asked.
EEmber runs this every week, across every crew, names the driver, hands the manager the targeted fix, and captures the record as it goes. A control on paper isn’t reasonable-steps. The dated proof it ran is.
This is not a one-off cost. The churn, the absence and the rework are bleeding money on every job, right now, and the day the question gets asked you will need to show what you did, not what your policy said.
I take on three firms a month, founder-led, so each gets the read done properly. When the month is full, it waits.
A one-person read is indicative only. The real signal comes from a whole crew answering over several weeks, which is what removes the guesswork and earns the dated record. Interface and scoring shown are a simplified demo of the live instrument.