Due to long working hours, physically demanding tasks, and exposure to extreme weather conditions, the airport ground staff experience high health and safety risks such as physical strain, fatigue, and undetected health issues. These risks increase injury rates and reduce efficiency, compromising worker safety and performance.

 Ground staff often rely on outdated or unreliable communication tools, leading to delays in emergency response and operational disruptions. Miscommunication in high-pressure environments raises safety risks, impacts coordination, and slows down incident resolution.

Lack of real-time location tracking makes it challenging for managers to monitor worker movements and ensure safety. This creates vulnerabilities during emergencies, increasing the risk of lost personnel, delay in responses, and inefficient task allocation.